We went out that way Saturday and looked around, but not knowing the exact location, we didn't find anything. Plus, we had flooding rains the end of last week so I'm sure any evidence would have been washed away. I will share some things that have been said about this. I can't verify if any of this is true, I just thought you'd like to read some responses. Seems that word got around very quickly on this and I'm sorry to say that there have been a LOT of people out there "looking".
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I'm going to try to talk my husband into going out there! I love this kinda stuff! I swear that I saw one of these things when I was about 11 years old in Felsenthal. It was real creepy. I watched it walk across a dirt road. That image has never left my head. But, I'm an adrenilyn junkie! Can't wait!
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Wonder if there was a report filed? Some friends of mine saw a tall hairy "something" out that way a couple of years ago but everybody thought they were crazy. Also know a guy who saw something described the same way out south of town off Hwy 167. Spooky!
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My granddad used to speak of the Libson Goons,
said there had to be more than one, cause of all the sitings back in the old days.
He swore that in the late 40's a young colored girl playing in her yard, was seen by her younger brother being dragged off into the "Thickets" by a tall hairy beast. The surrounding community tried to organize a search party, but certain whites refused to lend help. The girl was never found and that family moved from there to Detroit later that same year.
could be something to the scanner story
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I have heard howls out there at night, and they ain't dogs! Scared my whole family half to death!
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Man, its been a long time since I've heard of people seeing the Libson Goon, I'll have to set up a game cam along the highway out there.
It might make me a millionare.
My dad always said you could smell them before you ever saw them, i wonder if anyone smelled the goon in question.
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The Libson Goons are nothing to be trifled with.
Someone will end up killed. I know for a fact that my Granddad shot 7 times at one in 72 and it did not affect it.
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The Lisbon Goon is more like a family of Goons. I ran across one hunting ducks. You could smell it before you knew what it was...it never saw me, but I caught a glimpse in some flooded timber, it was a cold morning, but you couldn't tell it was cold, it just kept walking through the water like it was on a trail or something...kept staring straight ahead as it walked. needless to say, i picked up my decoys and never went back to that spot! glad i didn't take my lab with me that morning!
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We drove out that way last night just to look around, My husband parked on the shoulder of Libson Road.
We saw nothing and smelled nothing but when we got into the back of the truck and hit two 2x4's together real hard it echoed off in the woods and I swear just a few moments later We heard something deep in the woods beating two pieces of wood together right back at us. We left very quickly thinking we might be calling them to us.
Should'nt we alert somebody about this???
David says No they have always been out there and we should not bring out of towners in on them.
I don't know, someone could get hurt again or worse. it was very scary and I doubt I'll go out that way again,
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These things probably won't come out with a lot of people in the woods. They must have some intelligence to be so elusive. The ones I've heard about around here are seen by one or two people who are just sitting waiting on a deer, being quiet, or else just down in the woods doing nothing. Probably have more luck camping out for a few days and cooking something that smells good that will attract one of them. They seem to hang out in Loutre bottom also and around creek beds. Everyone that sees one of these things is so spooked by it that they take off and don't come back. I've heard that hunting dogs won't fool with them.
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Could this be just a really tall colored guy walking to the RIB Cage?? (BBQ restaurant close by)
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These Goons or Bigfeets have been there since way back. I think they have learned to live around us , we should try and do the same.
SAVE THE GOONS!
collect the whole set
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Let's make a movie...look what it did for Fouke, AR. We could call it the "Legend of Loutre Creek." All kidding aside, I lived in some bottomland in southwest Arkansas when the Fouke monster thing was going on in 1972. It was very scary for awhile.