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13 September 2025 Kansas #fc9b28df-7c0f-46c6-a981-b0270c6e3826

Sasquatch sighting in Kansas (2025)

After giving vocal calls from a fishing dock after sundown, the witness got responses, then silence, then rocks splashing near the dock. He went to the parking lot with a machete and faced eyeshine about 70 feet away. He and the creature mimicked each other's movements and exchanged grunts for 20 to 30 minutes until a fishing bell rang and it walked away whistling softly.

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for the next three months almost every night Kansas #fc9b28df-7c0f-46c6-a981-b0270c6e3826

Vocalization in Kansas

For almost every night over the next three months the witness returned to the same area to fish. He repeatedly heard hollers as something walked by and heard movement in brush behind the original encounter tree. When he caught fish he left them by the tree for it and then walked away.

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