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Sequoyah County Class B Main reports Clear all
April 2018 Sallisaw, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma Class B #59332

Motorist sees a huge figure cross behind her vehicle near Sallisaw

The witness stopped at a rural four-way intersection before sunrise while driving to work and turned left. As she completed the turn, a very large athletic figure ran across behind her minivan from one side to the other, seen only as a silhouette in the rear window. She kept driving without stopping and remained rattled by the sighting.

SilhouetteRoad crossing
4 April 2008 Vian, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma Class B #23628

Possible tracks found in yard north of VIan

The witness went outside and found large footprints in the yard leading from the road in front of the house to the back of the property. The witness made a cast of one print found in pea gravel. The cast measured 14 inches long by 9 inches wide and was taken to a park ranger, who said it was not a bear or other local animal.

Tracks
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