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February 2020 RISING FAWN, Dade County, Georgia Class A #73291

Couple's near-miss road-crossing sighting 10 miles south of Trenton

The witness was driving north with a companion late at night when a large figure emerged from a ditch on the passenger side. The figure paused at the edge of the road as the SUV passed very close, with its chest level with the passenger window and its head near roof height. The witness estimated the figure at 8 feet tall or more and described grayish-white coloration and very thick arms.

Partial sighting
July 1987 Rising Fawn Ga, Dade County, Georgia Class A #21359

Morning sighting by fisherman near Rising Fawn

The witness went fishing with a companion and moved alone to the side of a pond to bass fish. After about ten minutes he felt watched, turned, and saw a tall reddish-brown hairy figure standing on the bank about twelve feet away. The figure turned and walked away silently without showing its face, leaving the witness frozen, after which he ran back to the companion and they searched without finding sign.

Partial sighting
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