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Reported by Confidential
RECEIVED FROM:    G.C.B.R.O. Online Submission Form

DATE:     November 1999
TIME:     8:00 A.M.

LOCATION:     Tyner Lake, Kentucky, Jackson County

TERRAIN:         Very heavily wooded area with 400 ft. deep ravine

OBSERVED:      
After looking at some of the photos on this website of trees being "marked" etc.,
 I remember deer hunting on a private farm
and seeing several trees that I initially thought were marked by
a buck deer. After further examination, I determined that the
 markings were too high up on the tree to have been done by
a deer, and there were strange markings around the base of
the two trees. The tree that was damaged the most was about
14" across, and it was very heavily damaged, about 8 feet up
from the ground.

About 200 yards west of this tree was another tree that was
 damaged in the same matter, only not as severely.
I know that when deer rub and scrape a tree, there is
considerable damage to the ground in the general area.
The ground around these trees looked like it had been scratched
or clawed instead of scraped. To the south of these trees
is a very deep ravine, which in my opinion, could very easily
conceal a large creature capable of doing this type of damage
to these trees.

ACTIVITIES OF WITNESSES:   Deer Hunting

DESCRIPTION OF CREATURE:
OTHER NOTES:     The landowner had that spring told me of several deer being sighted
on the property. When I went there to hunt, there were no signs of
deer, but I did find two carcasses, very near where the trees were
damaged.

OTHER SIGHTINGS IN THIS AREA:     I haven't been back!!!


Report Submitted by Mary Green
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