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December 2012 Lynn, Lawrence County, Arkansas Class A #78325

Duck Hunter Encounter with a Bigfoot near Black River 30 miles NW of Jonesboro

During a winter duck hunt the witness waded out to retrieve a downed bird and noticed feathers and rhythmic splashes in flooded timber. A very large bipedal creature approached through the trees to within about 30 yards, watched the witness for about 30 seconds, made a low huff, then turned and left quickly through the water. The witness returned to companions and left the area, avoiding hunting for about a week.

Full-body sightingFootstepsVocalization
a day before I seen him Lynn, Lawrence County, Arkansas Related account #78325

Tracks near Lynn, Arkansas

A relative reportedly made a cast of a footprint in the same area a day before the main encounter, but was told by a state agency to discard it and not discuss it.

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