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within a short period of time Place not stated Related account #19926

Footsteps

Friends fishing a few miles downstream reportedly heard loud stomping and then had large objects tossed at them into the river.

FootstepsObject throwing
Date unknown Oregon #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/08/23/sc-ep139-sasquatch-encounter-on-a-military-base

Sasquatch sighting in Oregon

A logger living in a mobile home at a remote logging site reported being followed, having objects thrown, and seeing ape-like creatures. He told family that one paced and growled at him as he returned home. After about two months without contact, outsiders called police, who found the home destroyed and all but a young daughter dead; the daughter was said to have later been institutionalized.

Full-body sightingObject throwingGrowlProperty disturbance
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