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Date unknown Utah #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/03/12/sc-ep306-utah-sasquatch

Sasquatch sighting in Utah

Looking through a thermal camera the witness saw two figures on their bellies that rose to a crouch on their haunches on either side of a tree about two hundred feet away while knocks, whoops, whistles and rock clacking were heard. By the time he rigged his phone to record through the thermal they had dropped back down and the recording shows almost nothing.

Partial sightingWood knockWhoopWhistle
Date unknown Utah #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/03/12/sc-ep306-utah-sasquatch

Sasquatch sighting in Utah

Later the same day while on a road with his dog, the witness heard stomping, whooping and a stick break uphill. About thirty feet away a very small black child-like figure stood from behind a stick structure, squatted rapidly and flipped its head back and forth. It then threw its arm forward and dashed away.

Partial sightingWhoopFootstepsTree break
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