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1999 Hendersonville, North Carolina #a9c5aa7d-c6b9-4a04-a998-8725da833d4b

Movement only near Hendersonville, North Carolina (1999)

On a snowy night a friend took a wrong trail, stalled a four-wheeler, and started walking out. Something large moving in the brush without vocalizing blocked going down and flanked the friend, pushing up and to the right. The friend reached a cabin with people and a telephone at the top and called for pickup.

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Date unknown Hendersonville, North Carolina #a9c5aa7d-c6b9-4a04-a998-8725da833d4b

Movement only near Hendersonville, North Carolina

A relative asked permission to fish in the farm pond built for the grandchildren. While fishing from the bank she saw fog rise from the middle of the lake and drift toward her. Frightened, she left, and the fog followed her down the road to the tree line where it stopped, and she said she would never return.

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