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Date unknown Minden Tx, Rusk County, Texas Related account #9867

Sasquatch sighting near Minden Tx, Texas

Other hunters on the same property reported seeing, smelling or hearing something at a distance, thought to be a bear.

Partial sightingOdorUnidentified soundPossible misidentification
around the 17th, about 5 PM Place not stated Related account #6814

Sasquatch sighting

On an earlier hike the same pair saw a dark large shape move behind tall plants in a bog and leave without a clear view.

Partial sightingMovement onlyPossible misidentification
early in the week about 0600 Place not stated Related account #7124

Movement only

Early in the week around 0600 the witness heard extremely noisy brush movement on the hillside above the tents as he and a campmate exited.

Movement onlyPossible misidentification
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