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Sightings Jessamine County Clear all
27 September 2014 Jessamine County, Kentucky Class A #46624

Seasonal visitor to a rural farm south of Lexington

The witness states he was on his driveway at night with his dog when a doe walked past in the yard light and moonlight. Immediately behind the doe, a large hair-covered biped walked across an open gap of about 30 feet between cedar trees without making noise. He watched it in side view the whole way and later judged it to be about eight feet tall based on a tree it passed.

Full-body sighting
one night last summer Jessamine County, Kentucky Related account #46624

Sasquatch sighting near Jessamine County

On another night the witness and a companion saw red glowing eyes about eight feet high in the valley when shining a light.

Eyeshine
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