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seven, eight, nine years ago Mississippi #b1634e7e-d17d-4dcc-a091-ef6e3eacebbf

Dogman sighting in Mississippi

The guest's friend was hunting hogs from a blind with a thermal scope when something came out of the woods walking on all fours. It looked canine-like with disproportionately long arms, about bear-sized, with no tail. He fired a .308 at about 80 yards and it ran off loudly through the woods for several hundred yards.

Partial sightingFootsteps
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