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Vocalization Georgia Union County Clear all
May 1994 Blairsville, Union County, Georgia Class A #29326

Memory told of a nighttime encounter at close range near Blairsville

Two companions were walking at night toward a house when a noise at the treeline drew their attention. One companion fled while the witness briefly watched a huge dark-haired figure step down an embankment into the road about 30 feet away, hearing a grunt and smelling a musky pine odor. Both ran to the house and dogs chased the figure, with sounds of a violent struggle including roaring and shrieks before the dogs returned, one injured and another with blood on its mouth.

Full-body sightingEyeshineVocalizationGrowlScream +2
recently Blairsville, Union County, Georgia Related account #29326

Vocalization near Blairsville, Georgia

The companion's family dogs had recently chased something on the property that made loud intimidating sounds while fighting them off.

Vocalization
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