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Movement only Texas Montgomery County Clear all
23 November 2004 Willis, Montgomery County, Texas Class B #9869

Man has night encounter at home just outside Sam Houston National Forest

After a storm knocked out power, the witness walked a powerline to check for damage and then headed back toward the house. They noticed blinking eye-like lights high off the ground, smelled a musky odor, and made out a large bulky dark shape in weak flashlight light before running to the house. A short time later the witness returned with a brighter light and companions, saw the blinking eyes again in woods beside the house, then heard movement and a throaty howl as it left.

EyeshineSilhouetteOdorMovement onlyHowl
Date unknown Montgomery County, Texas Related account #4138

Odor near Montgomery County

The night before the vocal outburst, the witness and his brother smelled a strong bad-potato-like odor and listened in the dark to something very large moving around them near their tents.

OdorMovement only
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