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Arenac County, Michigan · 2003-11-15 · from the BFRO archive

An account in Arenac County, Michigan

I was coming home from hunting and I looked down the side of a field. I then seen a big, black thing walking down the side of the field and I went back to check it out. The creature seemed to be afraid of me as it jumped in the weeds leaving only its legs exposed. I then got my binoculars out and seen that its legs were hairy. The creature seemed too big for a human being or a bear.

 

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