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Scream Missouri Tree damage Clear all
it's like the second week of September at the time Missouri #9bec03bd-cbfa-416a-93b8-8401a62e7c0e

Scream in Missouri

The witness and his dog were hunting near a lake in the afternoon when the dog alerted on a huge thorn thicket. A loud scream-roar came from the brush, and the witness fired multiple shotgun loads into the shaking vegetation. A huge dark figure then ran off on all fours, breaking small trees while screaming in apparent pain, and the witness fled.

ScreamPartial sightingTree break
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