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September 2004 Newcastle, McClain County, Oklahoma Class A #9376

While walking dog, man has early evening encounter not far from Canadian River

The witness was walking with a dog on a dirt road in the early evening when the dog became agitated and aggressive. The witness heard grunting and movement in nearby woods, then saw a large hair-covered biped rise from behind a fallen tree and retreat into the woods. The dog chased the creature while the witness ran home, and the dog returned later unharmed. A strong road-kill-like odor was noted around the time of the sighting.

Full-body sightingVocalizationOdor
all my life Newcastle, McClain County, Oklahoma Related account #9376

Howl near Newcastle, Oklahoma

The witness reports hearing whoomping and howl-like sounds at night over many years, during which other animal noises stop.

HowlVocalization
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