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4 September 1993 Alpine, Greenlee County, Arizona Class A #7566

Bow hunter has daylight sighting near Alpine

While archery deer hunting on a trail in the morning, the witness reported feeling watched before seeing a creature walking rapidly toward him down the same trail. The creature approached for several seconds before turning off the trail and disappearing over a ridge about 70-80 yards away. The witness followed to the ridge top but left after hearing a grunt-like sound.

Full-body sightingVocalization
The following year Alpine, Greenlee County, Arizona Related account #7566

Structure or nest near Alpine, Arizona

The following year while hunting the same area the witness found an abandoned shelter with no human signs.

Structure or nest
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