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19 January 2019 Woodstock, Maine #1ba86935-ff86-4bcd-82f5-d4ae6dd1a100

Scream near Woodstock, Maine (2019)

Four friends were setting off fireworks late at night in the cabin driveway. They heard a loud scream and then a longer, deeper roar from the wooded ridge across from the driveway. A large birch log was thrown from above over their heads into the driveway, prompting them to run inside and lock the doors.

ScreamGrowlObject throwing
Date unknown Maine #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/05/08/sc-ep217-monsters-underground

Sasquatch sighting in Maine

Four young hikers ascending the backside of a mountain sensed something following, then saw a small ape-like figure peeking from trees. After two hikers fled and the others followed, the creature circled them, vocalized, beat the ground and threw sticks before leaving when shouted at.

Partial sightingVocalizationObject throwing
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