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Date unknown Texas #7f3b70b9-c787-40a2-b147-6397241f31fb

Cryptid sighting in Texas

The guest's uncle reported that a large fluffy four-legged creature charged his truck from the woods while driving on an oil field road. He described it as dog-like with a long fluffy tail whose face did not register visually. When shown a drawing of a so-called devil monkey, he identified it as what charged the truck.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviourVehicle contact
Date unknown Texas #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/12/18/sc-ep391-mumbling-in-the-woods

Sasquatch sighting in Texas

The witness's cousin was driving on a rural ranch road at night to a relative's house. A large human-like figure easily leapt over an eight-foot fence, entered the roadway, and struck the hood as she braked. She then drove away and watched it leap another fence with ease.

Full-body sightingRoad crossingVehicle contact
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