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In the summer of 2003 Hinkley, Pine County, Minnesota Related account #78893

Unidentified sound near Hinkley, Minnesota

In the summer of 2003 the witness heard odd sounds near the property that were initially dismissed as local wildlife.

Unidentified sound
on prior trips REDACTED, Pine County, Minnesota Related account #77435

Unidentified sound near REDACTED, Minnesota

On prior trips to the same area, distinct sounds attributed to bigfoots were heard.

Unidentified sound
the night before Laporte, Hubbard County, Minnesota Related account #24089

Unidentified sound near Laporte, Minnesota

A companion later said she had also heard strange noises during that night.

Unidentified sound
the second night Laporte, Hubbard County, Minnesota Related account #24089

Unidentified sound near Laporte, Minnesota

The witness remained on alert the next night but heard only rustling possibly from a small animal.

Unidentified sound
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