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Object throwing Jasper County Clear all
October 2012 Bondurant, Jasper County, Iowa Class B #37336

Unexplained activity around a farm near Bondurant

The witness walked to a tree stand before dawn and heard whistles, footsteps, and a grunt while smelling a foul odor. The witness then saw two upright hairy figures, one about 4 feet tall and one about 6-7 feet tall, and one threw an object toward the stand. The witness yelled, climbed down, fled to an open corn field, and called a companion for a ride.

Full-body sightingWhistleGrowlOdorFootsteps +1
years before we saw the creature Jasper, Jasper County, Texas Related account #13028

Object throwing near Jasper, Texas

Limbs, sticks and large objects repeatedly struck a relative's house while patio chairs and furniture were knocked off the porch and thrown against the door, with grunts heard.

Object throwingProperty disturbance
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