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Howl St. Johns County Clear all
2 July 2011 St. Augustine, St. Johns County, Florida Class A #31745

Up close encounter experienced by a father and son fishing south of St. Augustine

The witness and a relative were night fishing while parked in their car when they heard loud howling and grunting that grew closer. After waiting, they drove away and their headlights illuminated a very tall, hairy biped crossing the road in long strides before going under a bridge toward the water.

Full-body sightingRoad crossingHowlGrowl
as recent as last month St. Augustine, St. Johns County, Florida Related account #31745

Howl near St. Augustine, Florida

One of the witnesses later heard howls again at the same spot coming from across the waterway.

Howl
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