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Geographical Index > United States > Kentucky > Logan County > Report # 2390
 
Report # 2390  (Class A)
Submitted by witness Philip M. Wilkins on Tuesday, October 13, 1998.
Bow hunter encounters large bipedal animal with a short neck and long arms
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YEAR: 1972

SEASON: Fall

MONTH: October

STATE: Kentucky

COUNTY: Logan County

LOCATION DETAILS: Logan County, Kentucky. 6 miles west of Russellville. 1 mile north of Highway 178

NEAREST TOWN: Russelville

NEAREST ROAD: Highway 178

OBSERVED: I had just climbed down from my deer hunting stand and quietly walked to the edge of a large soybean field. The moon was full and I thought perhaps I would see deer running from the field. What I saw was still creates goose bumps on my arms. Standing 30 feet from me and approximately 20 feet from the woods was an extremely large creature. It was between 7 and 8 feet tall and could have weighed as much as 500 pounds. It had a very short neck and arms that reached nearly to the knees. It made no movement toward me. The face was not visible due to the time of day. I was loaded down with compound bow and portable deer stand. I cannot detail the fear I experienced getting back to my jeep. I didn't shine the flashlight at it, as I was too frightened. The next day I went back armed with a 300 Weatherby to look for signs, but the ground was to hard to see tracks. There were no bushes in the field. There was no mistake in what I saw.

ALSO NOTICED: A red fox ran in front of my deer stand as I started to get down.

OTHER WITNESSES: None

ENVIRONMENT: A long narrow soybean field approx. 50 acres. It was surrounded by woods on 3 sides, the back side by a large forest that went for several miles. The elevation at the sighting is approx. 550 Feet and a mile from any road. in a rural area.



 
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