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2 encounters
Scream Cooke County First-hand Clear all
May 1990 Cooke County, Texas Class A #2394

Four friends saw and heard 8 foot creature plow through the trees while they were out fishing

The witness and companions returned at night to the same lakeside spot where they had been frightened the night before. They heard a distant roar that suddenly sounded a few feet away, lit the area with a spotlight, and saw a tall upright creature with its back to them that ran and then paused. The creature roared again when shot at and pushed over a green cottonwood before the group left.

Full-body sightingScreamVocalizationTree break
late May 1990, 12:30 AM Cooke County, Texas Related account #2394

Sasquatch sighting near Cooke County

The night before the main sighting, the group felt watched while fishing, heard a loud screeching roar, saw trees moving and something plowing through them, then fled to the truck.

Partial sightingScreamMovement only
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