BFRO #77585: YESTERDAY (08/25/24): Motorist spots a bigfoot crossing rural highway 26 miles southwest of Macon

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📝 Description

On Sunday, August 25, 2024, at about 8:30 am (temp about 68 - 70 degrees) I went to a nearby parts store. They were not open yet. I had to be back home by 9:30 am to watch the grandkids so my wife could go to church. I decided I had time to drive to Ft. Valley, GA to their O�Reilly part store and get back to the Butler area before she had to leave. I traveled on the newer 4 lane Highway 96E until I got almost to Ft. Valley. I turned right onto the old 2 lane Highway 96 that goes toward town. There was no other traffic on the road at this time. As I topped the hill and started going down it in my full size Chevrolet Duramax Diesel truck, I saw a thing that was dark colored and upright. It was in full stride and running very fast. This was not a jog. It was extremely fast. The arms were not at an angle but moved outstretched as it ran. It came from the wood line of right side of the road and ran across the road and into the woods on the other side [North side]. It was very fast and smooth as it ran. It cleared the two lane highway in a few long steps. This creature was something I have never seen before. I am 200 lbs and 6 ft tall. It was a good bit larger than I am. There is no way a human could have the speed this thing had. When I got to where it was I slowed to almost a stop,but it was out of sight. I immediately called my wife to tell her what I saw. My phone showed it was 8:59am when I called her. After speaking with her I continued onto the OReilly Part store in Fort Valley. After that I drove back by there 4 times looking for it but I saw nothing.

🔍 Circumstances

No other traffic or witnesses on the road at that time.

👤 Physical Description

BFRO Classification: Class B

🌤️ Weather Conditions

Around 9 am and about 70 degrees. Clear morning.

ℹ️ Additional Details

Around 9 am and about 70 degrees. Clear morning.

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