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1982 Place not stated Related account #6194

Sasquatch sighting (1982)

The father reported encountering a tall brown hairy creature at close range years earlier after smelling a foul odor and hearing rustling.

Full-body sightingOdorUnidentified sound
back then Place not stated Related account #5767

Sasquatch sighting

The witness's son recalled separately seeing a chestnut-colored long-haired biped that he first mistook for a bear and said smelled bad.

Full-body sightingOdor
January 3rd around 2:30PM Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #40381

Sasquatch sighting near Ocean Shores, Washington

The same witness encountered a hairy brown creature at close range in thick brush behind the property, smelled a strong odor, watched it rise and move away on all fours then upright, and later covered a possible handprint with a bucket.

Full-body sightingOdorHandprintAnimal behaviour
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