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Rock throwing in Ohio
Two relatives were bass fishing from a small boat when rocks were thrown toward them. After beaching, one threw rocks back, the creature screamed, stepped out, charged and struck one man hard enough to break ribs and puncture a lung, then threw a log that cut his chin. It reappeared swaying and clicking, then leapt a great distance and ran off on all fours. Authorities and later visitors called it a bear and told them to leave it alone.
Sasquatch sighting in Virginia
The guest went fishing at a beaver pond and was walking home through woods at sunset. He smelled a strong odor, heard movement, then entered a clearing where a large figure stood, grunted, touched his chest, looked him over, then walked past behind him. He returned home shaken, avoided the area, and remains wary in the woods.
Movement only in Ohio
A visiting friend stood on the front porch and watched something large move through the surrounding corn toward him, judged by corn movement as elephant-sized. About ten feet from the edge it stopped, made a huffing sound like heavy breathing and a grunt described as like a person with a speech impediment, then rapidly tore away through the corn. The friend extinguished his cigarette and was frightened.
Vocalization near Collins, Mississippi
Two seasons before the main encounter, the witness got lost after dark in rainy conditions and followed a creek bed to exit. He walked close to unseen animals that scattered with unusual grunts, then heard what sounded like several two-legged walkers flanking him on both banks before they stopped behind him. At the time he told others it was hogs, but later concluded it was a group of creatures watching him.
Vocalization in Texas
The witness's car quit on a highway at dusk several miles from home without a phone. While walking home she heard indistinct voices, loud wood cracking, and something pacing her from the woods that stopped when she stopped. She smelled rotten meat near a bridge and heard a tree slam down before a passing officer gave her a ride.
Sasquatch sighting near Paris, Texas
At age 12 the witness was bush-hogging the family's bottom pasture on a large tractor and stopped at the hilltop gate to move cattle and drop a salt block. He walked past what he first took for a Brahma bull, then realized it was a very tall naked hairy biped with an old-man face, foul odor, and heavy footsteps. The being vocalized, stared, then ran away extremely fast, after which the witness drove home and told his grandmother, who called it a wild man and advised leaving it alone.
Sasquatch sighting in Texas
After the night encounter the witness and others returned over about fifteen years to look for tracks, set game cameras, and leave items. The same crippled female was heard, smelled, and twice seen, shook brush, threw objects when angry, tore down a camera tree, liked squeaky toys which she broke and lined up, and watched a dog fetch before disappearing after a road and well brought more people.
Vocalization in Texas
The witness and his son camped six miles down the Lone Star Trail despite warnings. At night after the woods went quiet, something heavy approached bipedally, roared, reached through pines shaking and pulling them, and lunged with huge hands. He knelt and put his shotgun in its midsection but did not fire when it backed off, then it screamed, circled the camp throwing trees, iron-ore rocks and dirt while they kept a bonfire burning until early morning.
Footsteps in Texas
The witness returned with a friend and camped, heard footsteps by the tent at night, then walked alone across the creek on a foggy morning. He found a footprint, droppings and a dead smell, listened to heavy breathing behind a thicket for hours, heard a vocalization and a stick hitting a tree, then saw a head peering from behind a large pine. He viewed it through his rifle scope, saw teeth, then walked toward the trail as it left on two legs, and it paralleled him back toward camp.
Vocalization near Kingman County
At midnight the witness heard a loud multi-way yip commotion outside that stopped when viewed, with a skunk-like smell lingering the next morning.
Sasquatch sighting near Logan, Utah
The witness went with family at night to look for Bigfoot on a dirt road. He felt dread, shone a flashlight into a hillside and saw a pair of huge widely spaced amber eyes about fifteen feet away. After a slow blink and a powerful huff, the eyes vanished, shots were fired into the ground and the group ran to the car where a ranger warned of dangerous things.
Sasquatch sighting in Alaska
The host retold a report from Alaska in which a young boy hunting with a small rifle encountered three creatures. After eye contact and growling surrounded him, the boy put his head down crying, the creatures huffed and left, leaving a wild gamey odor.
Growl in Virginia
The family dog was terrified the first night by a deep growl and later refused to go behind the house. With his cousin near the pond the witness felt dread and found scattered deer ribs, legs, skull and later skin with other bones gone. On another morning he heard a deer screaming, found drag marks, blood on a fallen tree and a dead deer with head bent back, while his white shepherd had no blood on it.
Sasquatch sighting
The witness and his younger cousin snuck into a forbidden area to hunt a large buck from a tall metal stand. They smelled a strong odor and watched a hairy creature emerge in pines about 75 yards away. After the cousin accidentally fired buckshot, the creature charged, smashed the stand legs, destroyed both guns, and the boys fled home.
Vocalization in Texas
After the road encounter the large group waited quietly then called once and received escalating replies from many directions. The callers mimicked owls, crows, roosters and other animals while closing in on three sides, with silent heat signatures behind. The mood shifted from playful to threatening with infrasound effects, forcing a hurried load-up while the large beige male swatted a companion and the group drove away amid loud noise.
Sasquatch sighting near Snohomish, Washington
A former military man stayed alone in a remote cabin without utilities near Snohomish to get away from people. Over months he heard creatures around the cabin, heard Jabba-like laughing, saw them while fishing and looking in windows, smelled sulfur, and saw one vanish and reappear. After a night of multiple individuals banging on the walls and vocalizing, he packed up and never returned.
Vocalization in Pennsylvania
After starting to research, the witness went into the woods at night with a friend. They heard a very deep, strong vocalization and the friend wanted to leave. The witness moved toward a hillside hollow, heard breathing and branches being knocked over about 30 to 40 feet away without seeing the source, then returned to find his friend frightened.
Vocalization
The witness and a companion were camped by a remote pond after gunfire and music stopped and distress vocals were heard. They heard movement around them, heavy stomps, sticks breaking, and a large splash across the water. Using night vision the witness saw five upright figures on the far shore and they quickly packed and left, feeling they were in danger.
Vocalization in Texas
Two researchers spent the afternoon and night at a remote gated pond campground. After daytime shooting and loud vehicle sounds stopped at dark, they heard long female-like woos answered by male-like moans, a heavy stomp, subtle brush movement, a guttural sound, and a heavy splash from a thrown log. Through night vision a companion reportedly saw five figures standing together across the water, prompting rapid packing and departure through the locked gate.
Structure or nest in Missouri
Two officers spent a day hiking between a park trail and the uncle's land into an unlogged old-woods area. They filmed a rock box containing grape stems, numerous large fresh tree breaks all pointing the same compass direction, and a large intertwined structure at the top. They felt followed, heard large movement above them, human-like mumbling, footsteps that mimicked one officer, and a squirrel that abruptly went silent.