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Sightings Iowa Buchanan County Clear all
16 July 2004 Troy Mills, Buchanan County, Iowa Class A #9089

While heading to cabin at 6:30 a.m., husband and wife have sighting near Wipsipinicon River

A couple driving on an unimproved road in the early morning smelled a strong odor and then saw a large hairy creature standing beside the trail about 50 yards ahead. The creature looked toward them briefly before turning and walking away into cover with long strides. The husband later described the encounter to an investigator by phone, while the wife declined to discuss it because she was frightened.

Full-body sightingOdor
Date unknown Otterville, Buchanan County, Iowa Related account #57358

Sasquatch sighting near Otterville, Iowa

Another fisherman left alone for bait reportedly heard splashing and saw a large dark shape washing something in the water on the far bank.

Partial sightingUnidentified sound
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