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1950–1959 Kentucky #1f8ff7cc-97e6-40e2-a370-dd815123b81f

Property disturbance in Kentucky (1950)

The guest said research indicated that in the 1950s a creature raided local livestock, prompting the sheriff to form a posse. The posse chased it around the county but never found it.

Property disturbanceHistorical account
the next day after the garden sighting Kentucky #4369c15d-f856-44da-a531-37c1124d7dcf

Sasquatch sighting in Kentucky

The day after the garden sighting, the mother's brother thought he saw something in his front yard, stepped onto his porch, and faced a large creature about twenty feet away that gestured as if to come here. He went back inside for a firearm and it was gone. Men with dogs pursued it into the hills, lost two dogs, saw its silhouette on the mountaintop after dark, then left.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviourSilhouette
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