Bigfoot Sightings

OBSERVED: As I was headed into a pine thicket where I was going to hunt in a wooded area I noticed a horse and 4 cows running. The horse and cows were running up the hill toward me as if they had been spooked. I headed the direction the animals were fleeing. As the woodland cleared away into the swamps I noticed a large creature at least seven feet tall with long dark brown hair all over its body submerged in the swamp water thigh level walking away from me. When I saw it I realized the creature in front of me in the distance was similar to the Fouke monster legends I had been raised with, because it walked on two feet. The animal was trying to evade me and walked out of site into the tree line. I ran to pursue it to get a better view. As it reappeared I raised my rifle and aimed through the scope but it disappeared before I could get it in my cross-hairs. Moments after it disappeared terror set in, and I began wondering if there were others near by. I quickly got back to my vehicle and left. I still haven't gone back and probably never will. Why I was going to shoot it, I don't know? But today I am glad that I did not.

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Activities of Witness: The day prior I had visited the area to scout out a good spot to hunt. That day I parked my vehicle on a rural logging road along the conservation area. Left my vehicle and shortly there after I witnessed the Fouke monster.

Description of Creature: Appeared to be approximately seven foot tall. Long dark brown hair completely covered it's body. Walked bi-pedal, on two feet. It appeared thinner then video I have seen on tv of other Fouke-like monsters. Submerged into the swamp water half way up its' thigh.

Other (Informational or Encounter History in the General Area) Notes: Yes several

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