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1997 Platteville, Grant County, Wisconsin #478

Scream causes man to turn and see large creature walking by

The witness was fishing in a lake when an eerie scream drew their attention. Turning, they saw a 7-foot-tall hairy figure about 47 yards away. The figure kept watching the witness while walking quickly away into the woods and out of sight.

Full-body sightingScream
January 1995 Bagley, Grant County, Wisconsin #545

Tracks found in the snow during boy scout trip

A relative led a group of children on a school outing to look for animal tracks in the snow. The group found two prints and photographed them. Years later the relative gave the photograph to the reporter to follow up, noting the original material dated to 1995.

Tracks
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