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Vocalization Smith County Class B Clear all
31 March 2011 Chapel Hill/Tyler, Smith County, Texas Class B #29067

Possible vocalizations heard outside Chapel Hill

Around 2 a.m. the witness heard a long, horrible call she associated with Bigfoot calls played on television shows. Shortly afterward she heard a second, higher-pitched strange cry she said she had never heard except on TV. A daughter living two houses away was also awake and heard the sound, though from farther away.

Vocalization
15 January 2004 Tyler, Smith County, Texas Class B #7802

Teenager hears vocalization at night and has possible sighting not far from Sabine River.

The witness and companions were riding 4-wheelers on a large ranch around midnight when one vehicle got stuck in mud. While waiting, the witness heard a single long loud moaning sound from a distance. A companion present did not hear the sound. Days later the witness said the sound matched a long moaning recording on a research website.

Vocalization
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