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Partial sighting Hood County Clear all
18 August 2003 Lipan, Hood County, Texas Class B #7552

Man has early morning encounter with unidentified creature

The witness was awakened by barking dogs and went out with a rifle to check the property. Something rushed past in the dark and the witness fired shots, then resupplied and smelled a strong fecal and wet-grass odor. From a rooftop perch the witness watched a tall dark figure by a school bus that looked toward him, crouched, then ran away, accompanied by strange howl-growl sounds from dogs nearby.

Partial sightingSilhouetteHowlGrowlOdor +2
two months ago, around 2:30 in the morning Lipan, Hood County, Texas Related account #7552

Sasquatch sighting near Lipan, Texas

Two months earlier the witness found something digging under a tree near the shop, then it ran down the road into the woods.

Partial sightingMovement only
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