She writes that the forest is so thick, that the temperature in the woods is 30 degrees hotter than outside the forest border. It’s part of the Gogomain Swamp, 25 miles south of Sault Ste.
Godfrey wrote in Weird Michigan about an area in the U.P. So how did these creatures get into Michigan? Police have also seen these large cats.so the belief that civilians were making up tales seems unlikely.
In 1984, citizens of Manchester near Ann Arbor saw a great black feline prowling around their homes, and in 1986, the black cat was believed to have ripped the throat out of a palomino horse in its pasture near Milford.” In 1972, a deer hunter heard the sounds of a large animal kill in the woods near his camp when he dared to go look three hours later, all that remained was the head and antlers of a ten-point buck. These cats have been mostly seen wandering fields, in yards, and roadside.Īccording to the allthingshalloweenguideweb site, “The first report of a phantom-like, black great cat came from nearby Munuscong Bay in 1954. Large black cats, the size of German Shepherds and wolves, with long, thick tails have been seen in Adrian, Camden, Coloma, Flint, Manchester, Milford, Monroe, Muskegon, Sault Ste.
