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Gulf Coast BigFoot Research Organization
(G.C.B.R.O.)

Reported by: Confidential

Report Received From: The GCBRO Online Report Submission Form.
 

Report Posted To GCBRO Web Site OnDecember 01, 2015
 

DATE:    03/08/2011 

06/10/14
TIME:
   
5:00 AM  

LOCATION:   Lauderdale County, Alabama  
 

TERRAIN:    Wooded 

 
OBSERVED:
    
Recurring Incidents
Area descibred is in Lauderdale County, Alabama in the Center Star community. The area is a mix of new subdivisions, farms, trailers, and old homes. It is very thickly wooded with plenty of deer, fox, turkey, and other wildlife and livestock. The entire area runs along the Tennessee River with several large creeks branching off of them. The Bluewater creek runs off the river inland and has some areas with high cliffs and caves.
The main areas of focus are the following County Road of 33, 31, 411, 111.
The area has plenty of areas where the woods get so thick you cannot access them.  There have also been some very large deer (14 point) killed here.
I will describe each incident in detail:
Incident #1
March 2011 about  7a.m. It was the morning of daylight savings and I was delivering papers. As I was making a delivery on road 33 I noticed a large herd of deer running across the road about 100 yards in front of me. I would see deer nightly so what caught me was they were being chased. They crossed from the woods to the south to the thicker woods to the north. I pulled up and looked to where they came out of the woods. Only thing I noticed was it was very still and quiet for that time of the morning and the trees were shaking. I also noticed some cows in a nearby field were acting funny…very nervous. I grew up around cattle so I can tell when they are out of sorts.
Incident #2
the next morning around 5A.M.  I was on the backside of the previous incident on road 411. This is a dirt road going down to the sailing club. It is very thickly wooded to the north and to the south are some weekend homes and the club. I would deliver one paper, turn around, and drive back out. There is one street light at the end of the road but it is still very dark.
I had stopped to use the bathroom. As I was doing so I was facing the woods and something growl/screamed out of the woods at me. It was close enough it made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. It was probably within 20 yards of me.
I came back in daylight and drove thru but didn’t see or hear anything. I also investigated bobcat calls, this was no bobcat call.
Several nights later I was in the same area and on my way out about 200 yards in front of me I had some eye shine cross from the river side into the woods. The shine was about 6 feet high. I did see that the farm bordering this road had a large horse and she had gotten out a few times but she was not 6 feet off the ground. I began riding thru with a video camera.
A few days later I saw the farm owner out and I asked if she knew her horse had gotten out. She said she had not but that her father in law said that was probably what was trampling all over the garden.
This whole area is very well suited to a bigfoot. I called the woods the bigfoot woods. They just have a creepy feel to them. I began to check the area several times a day but nothing. A few weeks later the landowner moved some cattle in but they did not stay long. I left a note on the fence asking if I could hike the area, I never heard from him.

In the next few months we moved into the area about a mile away from here into a newer neighborhood on the river so I was able to observe the area at several different times of the day and night.

Incident #3
Late August around 3a.m. This was roughly about two miles from the first incident along road 111 closer to Bluewater creek. The area is an isolated road with thick woods to both sides. There are farms on either side as well. It was a very muggy nigh and I had my windows and my tops out of the car. I was making a delivery and the area across the road from me sloped up slightly into some thick woods between two farms. The woods went all the way back to the creek and river inlet.
I had just made my delivery when I heard the scariest thing I had ever heard. From across the road came this combination of a bark/owl hoot/monkey chatter. It sounded like it was right inside the tree line and it sounded like it was more than one. I left as quickly as I could. If something had come out of that slope it would have been right on top of me. I never took my tops out again on that road and kept my windows up unless I was delivering.
The next few nights I did slow down and listen. I also began to patrol that area several times a day at different times. I did notice the area had a small ditch running down the middle of it. I never could find out who owned the land to explore it more. I did however, download some bigfoot calls and screams on my phone and when I was making deliveries or at various times, especially dusk and dawn I would ride through playing those calls. I never got a response.
There were several times though I would hear hoots and calls. We had a lot of foxes in the area but I know they do not get loud. These were heard over a distance.
There were also several times I was outside at night and I would hear “screams” from the area of my first sighting. I was about a mile to the east. I also would jog and run that area but never saw anything else.
I know Lauderdale County has had a few sightings. I was directly across the river from Colbert County where they had some activity around 2000…see GCBRO web site.


Additional Things:
 
N/A


Activities of Witness:
   Driving, Delivering Newspapers

 

Description of Creature:  only heard....possible sighting that may have been a horse....eye shine about 6-7 feet off ground 
 

Other Notes:    N/A


Other (Informational or Encounter History in the General Area) Notes:
  
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Additional Notes and or Follow up Comments N/A


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