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BigFoot Research Organization
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DATE:
November 22, 1964
TIME:
Noon
LOCATION:
Hardin County, Texas
TERRAIN:
Wooded
OBSERVED:
This unusual sighting occurred when i was about 15 years of age. i was
on thanksgiving break from school, out snake hunting along pine island
bayou in a subdivision where we lived at the time called xxxxx estates.
i was armed with my fathers .22 caliber bolt action rifle. the subdivision
is located in what is now the southern rim of the big thicket national
park and is heavily wooded, very heavily wooded with the pine island bayou
meandering throughout. there is also many swampy areas as well. the
entire area is host to a veritable smorgasbord of wild animals. armadillo,
javelina hogs, possums, raccoons,
skunks, deer, turtles, a few bears,
wild bobcats, and of course, snakes of various persuasions. this
particular day was cool, moderately overcast, no sun, light winds no vision
obscurants, save for a very, very fine mist. i was standing along
the banks of pine island bayou facing north when i looked up and
to my right (east) only to see
at a distance of roughly 100 yards away a positively huge bird flying from
south to north. (continued under creature description) it was approximately
flying at a height of 150 feet and i was able to observe its flight for
a total of one minute or so before it disappeared in to a cloud bank.
Activities of Witness:
Fully awake, well rested, totally sober, drug free, good teenage eye sighted
individual who had spent the morning mostly snake hunting or shooting at
turtles in the bayou near his home. no other witnesses around.
Description of Creature:
Light plum color, normally feathered, wing span estimated at 10-20 feet
(bigger, longer than anything i've ever seen on any living, known bird)
grayish clawed feet and grayish beak. in profile it resembled a pterodactyl
more so than any other bird i am familiar with either in movies, pictures,
real life or drawings of same. it's wings moved slowly and methodically
with an economy of motion which barely seemed fluid enough to support its
weight or keep it in motion, let alone airborne. it's wings, when spread,
had an almost skeletal semi transparency about them.
Other Notes:
N/A
Additional Notes and or Follow up Comments: Upon contact the witness had no additional information to add to this report.
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