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Clay County Second-hand Related accounts Clear all
ABOUT 1 OR 2AM MIDDLEBURG, Clay County, Florida Related account #21658

Howl near MIDDLEBURG, Florida

A companion at camp woke around 1-2 a.m. and heard weird howling from about a mile away toward the encounter direction.

Howl
last year Middleburg, Clay County, Florida Related account #21849

Unidentified sound near Middleburg, Florida

An independent witness reported similar sounds from the same area the previous year.

Unidentified sound
during the night Unknown/Talladega National Forest, Clay County, Alabama Related account #22969

Sasquatch sighting near Unknown/Talladega National Forest, Alabama

Coyotes visited the camp sniffing around during the same night as the knocks.

over the years Kearney, Clay County, Missouri Related account #59450

Sasquatch sighting near Kearney, Missouri

Locals including parents of companions are said to have seen or heard creatures in the area over the years.

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