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Footsteps Texas Harrison County Clear all
April 1979 Marshall Or Woodlawn, Harrison County, Texas Class A #2399

Human-like "animal" seen by family while target shooting near an open pasture.

A family of four stopped on private land to let the children play and to do target shooting in a deep ravine. A large grayish hair-covered animal lunged into the ravine close in front of the adults, paused to look at them, then leaped out and ran toward the parked car area. The family retreated to the car with the children and saw the animal stop at the brush line in front of the car.

Full-body sightingFootsteps
Date unknown Harleton, Harrison County, Texas Related account #7505

Vocalization near Harleton, Texas

The family reported unexplained vocalizations, heavy stomping noises, strong sewer smells, and loss of chickens.

VocalizationFootstepsOdorProperty disturbance
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