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Partial sighting Wolfe County Clear all
Date unknown Wolfe County, Kentucky #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/getbB_16nwpZEww6fJEI-cUABLcp24LPCKmiLpKZqDY

Footsteps near Wolfe County

On a third overnight stay with only three people including a skeptical peer, the group waited until about 2:30 a.m. The creature approached more quietly along the same path to the same tree, peeked out three times briefly showing an arm and eyes, then withdrew and left up the hollow. The skeptic was disappointed by the brief view and the witness decided not to return.

FootstepsPartial sighting
two weeks later Wolfe County, Kentucky #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/getbB_16nwpZEww6fJEI-cUABLcp24LPCKmiLpKZqDY

Footsteps near Wolfe County

The witness returned to the same rock house about two weeks later and camped overnight. Around 1:30 a.m. the same heavy footsteps approached the same poplar tree, the creature peeked out a few times showing red eyeshine, then left without stepping fully out and without making much noise.

FootstepsEyeshinePartial sighting
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