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Physical traces Full-body sighting Douglas County Clear all
August 2002 Lookingglass/Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon Class A #22996

Girl describes close encounter on family property in the Lookingglass / Roseburg area

The witness was walking in woods behind the house in late afternoon when rustling was heard ahead. A very tall dark hairy biped stepped into a small clearing about 20 yards away, looked at the witness, then turned and left into the tree line. A strong foul odor was noticed, and days later a single large five-toed footprint impression was found along the route.

Full-body sightingOdorMovement onlyTracks
The next morning Cabool, Douglas County, Missouri Related account #40087

Sasquatch sighting near Cabool, Missouri

The witness alone watched a tall hairy figure climb a steep slope the next morning, break a small live tree with one hand, and leave a large human-like footprint.

Full-body sightingTree breakTracks
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