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Partial sighting Angelina County Clear all
October 1968 Lufkin, Angelina County, Texas Class A #1526

Couple parked on dirt road encounter hairy, man-like creature

Late on a full-moon Friday night the witness and a companion were parked and talking on a dirt road beside pine woods when the witness felt watched and saw a very large hairy man-like figure hunched down staring through the driver-side window from about six feet away. The companion screamed and the witness drove away to safety. The witness later returned with companions and again the next day, but the main close encounter lasted only a flash.

Partial sightingSilhouetteEyeshine
Late in the day Lufkin, Angelina County, Texas Related account #1526

Sasquatch sighting near Lufkin, Texas

Late that next day the silhouette was seen between pines following the two searchers and mimicking movement before they fled.

SilhouettePartial sightingAnimal behaviour
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