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past 18 months, 2 to 3 times a week Maine #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2018/04/29/sc-ep428-sasquatch-in-maine

Growl in Maine

Over about 18 months visiting a remote grow 2-3 times weekly, the witness reports being paralleled, escorted out, growled at, and charged. Specific daytime incidents include cutting the grow when the large male growled and pushed trees down, and a May triple charge stopped when he chambered his pistol while watering plants.

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both in the same school year Maine #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/04/21/sc-ep28-i-shot-a-skunk-ape

Animal behaviour in Maine

The witness got lost from a school hiking group and spent the night in a small cave. Something repeatedly slapped his face from a hole above, and when he grabbed it he felt fur and a hand-like appendage with no paw. He hid in the back until searchers found him next morning and saw nothing in daylight.

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