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Growl3 Full-body sighting1 Footsteps1 Unidentified sound1

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Shasta County1 Nevada County1

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3 encounters
Growl California Second-hand Clear all
Date unknown California #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/11/10/sc-ep271-monsters-among-us

Dogman sighting in California

Six young men walking a California highway were watched from a hillside by a coyote-like upright creature called King of the Coyotes. It closed in growling and nearly ran them down until they were picked up by a vehicle.

Full-body sightingGrowl
early morning hours, pre-dawn Not Sure., Shasta County, California Related account #8184

Footsteps near Not Sure., California

A relative reported hearing heavy footsteps, heavy breathing and grunting along the shore near the grounded houseboat before dawn.

FootstepsGrowl
Date unknown Grass Valley, Nevada County, California Related account #3421

Growl near Grass Valley, California

A relative of the witness reported hearing heavy breathing outside a trailer and sensing a close unseen presence at the door that made a snarl-like sound.

GrowlUnidentified sound
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