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Vocalization Talladega County Clear all
June 2005 Anniston, Talladega County, Alabama Class A #17480

Sighting by a group of campers in Cheaha Mountain State Park

A group of six campers sitting around a campfire at night heard strange low and high-pitched sounds approaching through the woods. They scanned with a powerful spotlight and saw a hairy upright figure partly hidden behind a tree about 20-30 yards away, with yellow eye glow. It stayed motionless for 30 to 60 seconds and was gone after the light was briefly turned away.

Partial sightingEyeshineVocalization
On earlier camping trips to this same location Anniston, Talladega County, Alabama Related account #17480

Vocalization near Anniston, Alabama

On earlier trips to the same location the group heard strange vocalizations and something large walking on two legs through brush.

VocalizationFootsteps
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