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Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/06/10/sc-ep332-dr-john-bindernagel

Sasquatch sighting

A hunter watching from a blind through a scope first mistook the animal for a bear, then noted a human-like face and an apparently injured left arm hanging unused. The animal sniffed the air, tapped a tree with a rock and listened, then knocked the tree over to capture and eat a rodent. It then stood and walked back into the treeline.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviourWood knock
Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/11/29/sc-ep-169-a-gold-miners-encounter-part-2-replay

Sasquatch sighting

A hunter from an earlier episode reportedly watched a Sasquatch repeatedly hit a tree with a rock and listen to it, then push the tree over. The creature then pulled a possum from the deadfall, killed it against another tree, and ate it.

Full-body sightingWood knockAnimal behaviour
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