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Scream Yuba County Clear all
October 1959 Marysville And Grass Valley, Yuba County, California Class B #7211

Hunters Have Unusual Night Time Encounter

While deer hunting and camped overnight, the witness and a companion heard a very loud yelling-like scream from nearby woods and followed the companion's dogs with rifles. In a flashlight beam they saw a bipedal figure handling the dogs, throwing one, which then turned toward them and fled into trees with crashing brush and a lingering odor. They left the area that night and heard the vocalization again from farther off while packing.

Partial sightingScreamOdorMovement only
After it was over and we were loading our gear Marysville And Grass Valley, Yuba County, California Related account #7211

Scream near Marysville And Grass Valley, California

The witness and companion heard the scream/yell again from farther away while packing gear after the confrontation.

Scream
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