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Partial sighting Wilbarger County Clear all
Spring 2016 Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas Class B #55249

Possible activity and photo attempts around a home near Vernon

The witness reported noticing dark spots near a freshwater pond visible from his property around sunset and viewing them with binoculars. He found what he was seeing difficult to comprehend. He said the sightings have continued to the present, including activity around his house recorded with night-vision cameras.

Partial sighting
after dark Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas Related account #55249

Whistle near Vernon, Texas

While doing maintenance after dark near a perimeter fence, the witness heard a whistle to the north and then something very large broke cover nearby and ran east through tall grass.

WhistlePartial sighting
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