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A few days later Middlebourne, Tyler County, West Virginia Related account #11828

Tracks near Middlebourne, West Virginia

A few days later the witness returned to the roadside with a family member and noticed a fairly large oddly shaped footprint.

Tracks
one night Woodville, Tyler County, Texas Related account #7548

Vocalization near Woodville, Texas

On a night, the witness's relative heard a foul-smelling unseen animal moaning, groaning and breathing heavily outside bedroom windows in the same house.

VocalizationOdor
Several months before her sighting Woodville, Tyler County, Texas Related account #7548

Growl near Woodville, Texas

Several months before the main sighting, the witness and a relative heard a close low growl while feeding goats at night, around the time young goats and geese went missing and dismembered goats were found.

GrowlProperty disturbance
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