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Movement only2 Full-body sighting1 Rock throwing1 Whoop1 Tracks1 Unidentified sound1

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2 encounters
Other senses Movement only Owen County Clear all
in April during mushroom season Owen County, Indiana #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/s21ek1F7DAcQLzyL6aiYyiliZpcaZXqQhOSCNuCR9Tc

Sasquatch sighting near Owen County

Two brothers mushroom hunting saw four figures described as a gray one and three black ones. One threw a rock and whooped, then all ran into woods remarkably quietly despite size.

Full-body sightingRock throwingWhoopMovement only
last April Owen County, Indiana #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/s21ek1F7DAcQLzyL6aiYyiliZpcaZXqQhOSCNuCR9Tc

Tracks near Owen County

While mushroom hunting with his mother the witness crossed a creek and found a single tiny human-like footprint in a wash. No other prints appeared after extended tracking, while crashing sounds moved away through woods, which he interpreted as something carrying off a young one.

TracksMovement onlyUnidentified sound
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