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Growl Kendall County Clear all
last summer Kendall County, Texas #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/07/31/sc-ep131-the-sasquatch-property

Growl near Kendall County

On a hot dry summer afternoon the witness drove alone to fill a large concrete trough. Still water showed a wave as if something had just been in it, with a spaced bipedal water trail leading to brush. When approaching, the witness heard a deep resonant growl felt in the chest and retreated to the vehicle frightened.

GrowlMovement only
October, November last year Kendall County, Texas #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/07/31/sc-ep131-the-sasquatch-property

Howl near Kendall County

During a fall visit with abundant hogs, the witness and a visitor experienced heightened activity. A recording captured multiple loud howls at once while barbecuing. The visitor was later chased from the woods to a vehicle, and the pair were growled at, more aggressive than prior encounters.

HowlGrowl
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