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Fannin County Investigator summary Related accounts Clear all
The next day Monkstown, Fannin County, Texas Related account #26473

Tracks near Monkstown, Texas

Witness returned the next day to the same location and found more prints in the creek bed.

Tracks
when the bigfoot was around Gober, Fannin County, Texas Related account #50045

Animal behaviour near Gober, Texas

The witness reported that the household dog consistently acted frightened when the figure was nearby.

Animal behaviour
sometimes Gober, Fannin County, Texas Related account #50045

Rock throwing near Gober, Texas

The witness reported that rocks were sometimes thrown at the house.

Rock throwing
October 28, 2015, at 4 pm Gober, Fannin County, Texas Related account #50045

Sasquatch sighting near Gober, Texas

The witness reportedly watched a tall, black-haired figure walk across the property into a thicket on an October afternoon, seen from behind at about 100 yards.

Full-body sighting
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