Interesting Dogman report that Linda Godfrey received from Minnesota that happened November 7, 2016:
I am 41, a graphic designer. I was driving just out of the town of Duluth, MN on Maple Grove Road. It was a dark night, the clouds covering most light of the 47% full moon. The area I drove was on the very edge of a residential area where houses were sparse, leading to old farm land with a very old barn. As I drove I noticed something dash in front of me from right to left. I saw it heading from the very edge of a residential area where houses were sparse, running into a field with a very old barn. My eyes struggled to make sense of a very tall creature, 7 feet I would guess. It wasn’t on hind legs.
The creature moved faster than normal. The face was wolf/dog-like with a longer snout and high set, small pointed ears. The back was very angled with extra-long front legs in comparison to the back. The leg length discrepancy caused it to walk more stiffly, almost with an injured type stride. The forearm was muscled, but it wasn’t primate or walking on its knuckles. It had more of forward stride like a deer, just not as smooth. Since the night was shadowed, it reminded me of a shadow person as the black was such an intense black, it’s hard to describe if you’ve never seen a shadow being. The eyes seemed maybe orange in my view.
For a second I wondered if it was my imagination, but I continued to watch and saw a far-coming vehicle’s lights shine through [between] the moving legs
The oddest part was the feeling of incredible fear and dread. I was literally so scared later I sat in a lit gas station until my husband came home. It definitely wasn’t a deer or moose, (angled shoulder too tall and steep, leg height different, wrong head), not a bear (wrong ears and head, not round, body bulk proportioned wrong) not a Bigfoot, nothing ape or humanlike. Anyway, it felt unlike any animal I’ve ever seen, with almost unnatural speed.
My sister said she, her ex-boyfriend and a friend have all seen it on its hind legs a few years ago. It lives near her house. She said it stood and watched them on the edge of the field with red eyes. Mine was a side view. It felt otherworldly. I am a [psychically] gifted person, as well. I am familiar with spirits and such.
Fear does not begin to describe it. The feeling lingers, like feeling a thick sludge weighing on me, really like an energy attack. I was an active camper, hiker, etc. Now I don’t want to be out in the dark, the woods, or driving alone at night. I know better, to fear these things is not good, it’s just hard to shake. It also felt like a bad omen, as silly as that sounds. It took me a week to want to drive up there to the location to see if I could see anything, but I didn’t see any prints as most of the road was paved. In the daylight I could see it definitely went up into a field with a barn and an old building. The area is very close to the town of Duluth, but oddly this is just far enough out that the field runs along a road that is surrounded by birch woods and swampland. Our temps were really nice, 60 degrees at the time. This is hunting season and the deer are super active. Our normal temps are much cooler than this every other year.
See full report from Linda Godfrey
Duke S
Wow, interesting sighting!
pam
Her words ,below, really echo the indescribable , palpable fear of seeing this critter. It is NOT like peoples usual bigfoot encounters. I felt horrible dread, as if all is hopeless, lost, the Borg like saying ” resistance is futile” comes to mind. Why?
Her words sum it up,:
“Fear does not begin to describe it. The feeling lingers, like feeling a thick sludge weighing on me, really like an energy attack. I was an active camper, hiker, etc. Now I don’t want to be out in the dark, the woods, or driving alone at night. I know better, to fear these things is not good, it’s just hard to shake.”
Gabriel H
Not sure if you’ll read this Pam or not but your Dogman encounter was one of, if not thee first, I’d heard. I’ve probably listened to it 6 times. You’re certainly qualified to comment on this beast and it’s telling what about this Duluth account, really sticks out for you. When you speak about this critter, I listen.
MONTE M
Your husband should shoot that damn thing with rifle that has a scope .
Tedd
I’d avoid shooting at anything like that unless you are sure to die regardless, save one bullet if you have time, for yourself. I rather be frightened by a sighting than have one tear me and my loved ones apart because I injured or killed one. We know so little about these creatures but what is talked about is their not very forgiving or kind!
Paul M
If you gonna shoot it…. Make sure you are holding a 50. Cal. Anything less is FUTILE. ?
David F
and always aim for the Head
Dave S
Pam, I’d like to read or hear your encounter, where can I find it?
Suzanne S
Pam, I would too.