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1988 Clinton, Van Buren County, Arkansas #1494

Nephew relates uncle's encounter - vocalizations and sighting

The witness went to the barn at daybreak to start a tractor for feeding cattle and heard a prolonged loud yell. The witness retrieved a rifle and followed the sound to a pond where large three-toed tracks were found. The witness then saw a dark shaggy upright figure walk on two legs into the treeline, fired a shot into the air, and heard nothing further.

VocalizationTracksFull-body sighting
since then Clinton, Van Buren County, Arkansas Related account #1494

Tracks near Clinton, Arkansas

The witness periodically found 3-toed prints around the pond in the years since but did not see or hear the animal again.

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