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Context & caveats Scream Wisconsin Clear all
2015 Gleason, Wisconsin #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/emxwtZ2Fw-5pmgp2LbbBKp6yQuE0M6VuF9UCVxWFsX0

Sasquatch sighting near Gleason, Wisconsin (2015)

Next morning hearing gunfire and screams to the east, the witness was knocked several feet by a tall black hairy female running with a small reddish young one in hand. He watched them run east across the property and hurdle the line as his friend watched through binoculars.

Full-body sightingScreamAnimal behaviour
for some time Phlox, Langlade County, Wisconsin Related account #35184

Structure or nest near Phlox, Wisconsin

Around the witness's property the investigator summarizes ongoing reports of stick structures, tree knocks, howls, whoops, screams, intense odors, large and small footprints with 7-foot stride in a cornfield, and feelings of being watched without visual confirmation.

Structure or nestWood knockHowlWhoopScream +3
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