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December 2004 Mound, Coryell County, Texas Class B #15696

Possible stalking of hunter near Gatesville

The witness was hunting alone before dawn when he heard slow, heavy bipedal footsteps approaching to within about 10 feet. He also heard deep, labored breathing from the unseen animal. The animal then appeared to trip and fall hard, scrambled up, and ran away with a long heavy stride. After daylight he found only scuffed ground where it had fallen and noted no other animals were present.

FootstepsUnidentified sound
Date unknown Mound, Coryell County, Texas Related account #15696

Property disturbance near Mound, Texas

Goats occasionally go missing from the property with no carcasses or bones found.

Property disturbance
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