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Silhouette Grayson County Clear all
July 2006 Pottsboro, Grayson County, Texas Class B #27307

Man and son have encounter while setting off fireworks near Pottsboro

The witness and his teenage son rowed to an isolated wooded shore at night to set off fireworks while family watched from across the water. The witness heard loud huffing and grunting, crashing through brush, and smelled strong body odor approaching in the dense woods. He briefly saw a very large, wide, shaggy human-like silhouette between trees in his flashlight beam. He took his son and paddled away quickly, leaving chairs and fireworks equipment behind.

SilhouetteVocalizationMovement onlyOdor
not sure how long after Pottsboro, Grayson County, Texas Related account #8038

Sasquatch sighting near Pottsboro, Texas

The witness later felt watched in the bedroom and saw a massive shadow along the far fenceline tree line.

Silhouette
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