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3 encounters
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one night Jasper, Jasper County, Texas Related account #13028

Animal behaviour near Jasper, Texas

A relative and his daughter were chased uphill in woods behind the house while trying to retrieve a cat that was screaming in a tree.

Animal behaviour
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
three days ago Buna, Jasper County, Texas Related account #76702

Tracks near Buna, Texas

A friend hunting with companions in the same lease area recently found a four-toed footprint about the size of a men's size 11 and heard tree breaks and unidentified noises.

TracksTree breakUnidentified sound
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