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Full-body sighting Chilton County Clear all
October 2013 Clanton, Chilton County, Alabama Class A #42939

Late afternoon sighting by a bow hunter in his tree stand south of Clanton

The witness was bow hunting from a tree stand in a remote woods section when, as light faded, something approached through the woods. A tall, reddish-brown, female-appearing figure entered the small clearing and passed through. The witness then climbed down and left the woods quickly.

Full-body sighting
13 May 2000 Verbena, Chilton County, Alabama Class A #26886

Daylight sighting while riding ATV on his private property outside Verbena

The witness reports riding an ATV near home in the late morning when he saw a tall hairy animal watching him from 50-75 yards away. After revving the engine and pulling back over a hill, he watched for a few minutes as the calm animal turned and walked into the woods. The animal was later described as about 7.5-8 feet tall, over 400 lbs, with black coarse hair.

Full-body sighting
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