Geographical Index > United States > Oklahoma > Pushmataha County > Report # 32689
(Class B)
Submitted by witness on Saturday, January 28, 2012.
Possible vocalizations and rock throwing encounter near Albion
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YEAR: 2011
SEASON: Fall MONTH: November DATE: 24 STATE: Oklahoma COUNTY: Pushmataha County NEAREST TOWN: Albion NEAREST ROAD: Indian Highway OBSERVED: It was Thursday 11/25/11 at approximatly 8:20 just outside of Albion Oklahoma. I have 50-acres of mountain hunting land on K-trail mountain road. It was lightly raining and around 50 deg. I was by myself setting up a second feeder for the morning hunt. I walked approximatly 30 yards off the road to move some brush and I heard a very strange howl/growl. It was just on the other side of the road by my truck. I started heading back to my truck and it howled again. I had never heard anything like this before. I yelled back at it, and it responded with a more aggressive howl. Shortly after that a large rock came up through the brush and landed in the road. This exchange of howls/growls went on for 20-minutes. I never saw anything but I can tell you it wasn't a bear or deer. I guess there is something to the sign I saw on Indian highway " Indian HWY Home of Bigfoot". OTHER WITNESSES: Just me TIME AND CONDITIONS: Around 8:20pm, Dark with light rain. Very foggy and muddy. ENVIRONMENT: Mountain Land, Pine forest, Rocky, very Secluded and rugged
Follow-up investigation report by BFRO Investigator Joel T.:
I spoke with RW by phone on two different occasions. During these phone interviews additional information was discussed.
RW has been an avid hunter most of his life. Having spent a lot of time in the woods he has never had anything like this happen before. This property was purchased for hunting as it is next to the Honobia Creek Wildlife Management Area. This WMA is 930,000 acres of the Ouchita National Forest and Weyerhaeuser owned timberland. And is home to many deer, hogs, turkey, black bear, mountain lions and some elk. At the bottom of his property is the Long River which flows year round and is a good water source.
RW explained the rock thrown was around 10 lbs. and had to have traveled at least 50-60 yards from the nearest tree line, out of his field of vision..
He also, in retrospect, recalled hearing sounds come from the woods while camping there. Sounds he called tree breaks and on one occasion late at night he heard what he thought sounded like children talking in the woods. RW also told me of a story his neighboring land owner spoke about after hearing of his story. He told RW of a sighting and encounter he and his son had at his cabin.
In talking to RW I found him to be a very credible witness, who I believe had an encounter with a sasquatch.
About BFRO Investigator Joel T.:
Joel grew up in and around the outdoors all his life. He has been hunting and fishing since he was very young. Joel was born in Northern California and has lived in Arkansas, Texas, and now resides in SE Oklahoma. He has had a fascination with the Bigfoot phenomena since he was a young boy in Northern California.
He has been on the 2011 Oklahoma expedition, 2011 Oklahoma private expedition, 2012 Arkansas Expedition, and many private outings in Oklahoma and Arkansas. He also conducts his own research in SE Oklahoma.
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