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8 August 2008 Dunlap, Morris County, Kansas Class A #25860

Early morning driver spots bipedal animal eating corn near Little John Creek near Dunlap

The witness was driving slowly on a foggy morning when she noticed a tall hair-covered figure beside a cornfield holding corn. The figure stood upright to full height, looked directly at her, then crossed the road in two strides and went down a creek bank. She was alone and too frightened to look for footprints.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
in the past Dunlap, Morris County, Kansas Related account #25860

Tracks near Dunlap, Kansas

In the past the witness saw unidentified prints and heard howls and apparent woodknocks in the same area.

TracksHowlWood knock
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