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Context & caveats Tree break New Hampshire Clear all
a couple nights later New Hampshire #6a1908db-6cb9-4504-b979-2943cb767f3c

Sasquatch sighting in New Hampshire

A couple nights later the guest returned with his mother carrying thermal and night vision. They saw figures popping up behind a boulder and tree, felt dread, and left after something struck the car. The next day she found a freshly twisted sapling where they had parked.

Partial sightingObject throwingTree breakTwistAnimal behaviour
this morning about 3 am eastern time New Hampshire #6a1908db-6cb9-4504-b979-2943cb767f3c

Sasquatch sighting in New Hampshire

The guest took his friend to a peninsula swimming hole at night, making noise for bears. They heard large branch breaks and heavy bipedal footfalls closing in and paralleling them out. Two deer emerged and walked with them to the car while the sounds continued alongside.

Partial sightingFootstepsTree breakAnimal behaviour
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