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Fall 1930 Leon County, Texas Class B #2477

Nine foot tall brown/black creature seen carrying a calf.

Two hunters reported seeing a tall upright creature burst from dense brush carrying a calf in its arms. The men left the area and later returned at dusk with two other men to find a dead calf with entrails removed and disturbed brush nearby. Dogs brought to the site reportedly would not leave the vehicle, and the group left.

Full-body sighting
Date unknown Texas #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2018/02/24/sc-ep408-i-watched-his-expressions-change-on-his-face

Property disturbance in Texas

The witness's kids got turned around in the back woods and brought home skeletal hand-like bones with wrist bones, metacarpals and two finger bones but no thumb. A former-officer neighbor and a detective looked at it, took it in a paper bag, and later an officer returned saying a vet called it a dog's paw.

Property disturbance
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