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23 November 1978 St George, Tucker County, West Virginia Class A #24945

Man recalls his daylight sighting while hunting in the Monongahela National Forest

The witness was deer hunting in a wooded area in the late afternoon when a tall, hair-covered biped walked across about 30 yards away from right to left. The creature continued down to the witness's elevation, around a hill and down a logging road through a meadow until out of sight over 2-3 minutes. The witness later searched the meadow without relocating it and later found leaf impressions showing a long stride.

Full-body sightingTracks
Date unknown Davis, Tucker County, West Virginia Related account #25301

Structure or nest near Davis, West Virginia

The witness recalled seeing flat rocks stacked two to six high away from trails or paths in the same area.

Structure or nest
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