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Texas Sabine County Class B Clear all
1970–1979 Sabine County, Texas Class B #1213

Encounter on Toledo Bend

While fishing from a boat near shore, the witness smelled a strong musky odor for several minutes, then spotted a tall hair-covered figure partly hidden behind a short tree at the treeline. The figure remained still for a couple minutes, then stood, stepped into the open to look at the boat, and walked slowly uphill into denser forest. A companion in the boat also smelled the odor but did not see the figure.

Full-body sightingOdor
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