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ABOUT 2 OR 3 DAYS LATER CHATSWORTH, Murray County, Georgia Related account #27197

Growl near CHATSWORTH, Georgia

A few days later the witness heard a grunt or growl in the same area while walking to a car.

Growl
a few days after that, about 10:30 PM Jackson, Butts County, Georgia Related account #31888

Sasquatch sighting near Jackson, Georgia

A few days later the witness let the dog out at night, shone a spotlight on an 8-10 foot figure that snarled and charged on two legs then four then two.

Full-body sightingEyeshineGrowlAnimal behaviour
November of 2006, around 4AM Jackson, Butts County, Georgia Related account #31888

Growl near Jackson, Georgia

In November 2006 around 4 a.m. the witness went to the carport, heard a snarl, huffing and branch breaking, and a bowling-ball-sized rock was thrown toward him.

GrowlRock throwingTree breakVocalization
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