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Date unknown Nebraska #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/05/28/sc-ep328-encounters-around-the-reservation

Growl in Nebraska

During a haunted trail fundraiser in a timber, youths imitating whoops and growls got a guttural growl response. When they lit the area, a creature knocked a good-sized tree over and flipped it end over end toward them, then ran away jumping off a hill with loud heavy footfalls.

GrowlTree breakObject throwingFootstepsPartial sighting
the 4th of July weekend Nebraska #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/10/02/sc-ep258-logger-has-encounter-in-oregon

Silhouette in Nebraska

During a holiday weekend party at the cabin, a couple stood by a pickup near the wooded hill and heard stick breaks and shuffling approach close. They then heard a growl and the man thought he saw a very large person-like outline in the brush. He told his companion to walk to the cabin without running or looking back.

SilhouetteGrowlFootsteps
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