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Date unknown Oklahoma #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2018/02/24/sc-ep408-i-watched-his-expressions-change-on-his-face

Vocalization in Oklahoma

The guest relays his uncle's story that the uncle and the guest's father were fishing on the river around 2 in the morning. Something crashed, knocked down small trees and hollered, frightening them so they fled up a hill to the car and left a gun behind.

VocalizationTree break
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