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Interaction Alpine County Clear all
one time after that Bear Valley, Alpine County, California Related account #5104

Sasquatch sighting near Bear Valley, California

On a later trip to the same valley, the witness saw something through the tent screen lift a red ice chest and then put it down and run off when yelled at.

Partial sightingProperty disturbance
BFRO YEAR: 1982-83 Bear Valley, Alpine County, California Class B #5104

Hunters are intimidated out of their hunting ground near Bear Valley

Two deer hunters reported that after a rock flew over their heads in a meadow, something unseen paralleled them down a trail for about a mile while throwing or rolling large rocks alongside them. Back at camp that night all four hunters heard a large tree fall across the creek after noticing an unusual absence of wildlife all day. Believing something did not want them in the valley, the group packed up and left that night.

Rock throwingMovement onlyTree break
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