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October 1990 Houston, Texas County, Missouri Class B #5064

Driver has early morning sighting near bridge over Hog Creek

The witness was driving south to work in the early morning when he saw an upright, hair-covered creature walking toward cedar trees beside the road. The creature moved into the trees as he approached. He judged it to be over six feet tall and broad through the chest, and later noted disturbed leaves and grass at the site but no footprints.

Full-body sighting
March 1977 Evening Shade, Texas County, Missouri Class B #27341

Childhood memory of a figure filling the window of her home near Evening Shade

The witness was home alone watching TV in a trailer when the dog began growling at the back door. The witness then saw a large shadow fill the back-door window and then the living-room windows before moving away. A faint skunk-like odor was also noticed. The witness stayed on the couch afraid until relatives returned home.

SilhouetteOdor
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