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September 2025 Palmyra, Walworth County, Wisconsin Class A #79117

Close encounter with two witnesses near Kettle Moraine Oak Opening outside Palmyra

Two companions parked at night to shoot bottle rockets when the driver noticed movement across the road. A very large upright figure stepped onto the road and approached them, becoming visible in the truck's cargo light and moonlight. Frightened by its size and continued approach, they scrambled into the truck, reversed toward it, and fled at high speed.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
over the years Palmyra, Walworth County, Wisconsin Related account #79117

Whistle near Palmyra, Wisconsin

Unspecified past incidents in the same area involving whistles, thrown rocks, growls and howls.

WhistleRock throwingGrowlHowl
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