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Footsteps Tuscaloosa County Clear all
15 July 1999 Brookwood Al, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Class A #245

Two outdoorsman fishing, loud vocalizations, footsteps heard

Two companions were fishing from a boat close to shore late at night. They heard heavy two-legged footsteps coming down a wooded hillside and then rushing toward them as they prepared to leave. The unseen source entered the water behind them while emitting a loud snarl and growl neither companion recognized. They left without seeing the source and did not return to investigate.

FootstepsGrowl
Date unknown Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Related account #35339

Footsteps near Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The witness later heard branches breaking and footsteps and found yards of fence torn up with posts pulled out.

FootstepsProperty disturbance
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