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Sightings Rock throwing Wisconsin Clear all
1968–1974 Wisconsin #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/09/05/sc-ep358-international-bigfoot-conference-interview

Rock throwing in Wisconsin (1968)

The guest's three uncles were camped for an extended summer stay in the pine area. Over three nights they heard dropping sounds and suspected rocks being thrown. One night something ran through camp kicking over the fire, after which they saw moving eyeshine in flashlight beams, rebuilt the fire, stayed up, and left the next day.

Rock throwingEyeshineProperty disturbance
about a week, or so earlier Town Of Springdale, Dane County, Wisconsin Related account #41734

Sasquatch sighting near Town Of Springdale, Wisconsin

About a week later the witness heard unidentified noises, saw limb-like shapes moving into thicker woods, watched small trees shake, and had increasingly larger rocks thrown toward them until fleeing.

Partial sightingRock throwingTree breakUnidentified sound
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