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Sightings Alpine County Clear all
9 September 2012 Markleeville, Alpine County, California Class A #39181

Deer hunter has sighting in Sierra Nevada Mtns south of Markleeville

The witness was deer hunting alone on a mountainside when he noticed odd upside-down branch structures. He then saw a tall dark bipedal figure about 60 yards away watching him from a tree grove edge. The figure sprinted uphill and disappeared within seconds, leaving no footprints in deep pine needles.

Full-body sightingSilhouette
one time after that Bear Valley, Alpine County, California Related account #5104

Sasquatch sighting near Bear Valley, California

On a later trip to the same valley, the witness saw something through the tent screen lift a red ice chest and then put it down and run off when yelled at.

Partial sightingProperty disturbance
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