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Physical traces Partial sighting Nebraska Clear all
1976 Nebraska #9f0a0b4d-1da4-434a-98ac-25097fcd47d0

Partial sighting in Nebraska (1976)

A girl camper ran to the boys' side overnight saying she saw an ugly black face peering in the bathroom window. The children first thought it was a joke but she appeared terrified. The next day the group found large muddy handprints with an oddly offset thumb on the outside wall under a high small window.

Partial sightingHandprint
Date unknown Nebraska #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/05/28/sc-ep328-encounters-around-the-reservation

Growl in Nebraska

During a haunted trail fundraiser in a timber, youths imitating whoops and growls got a guttural growl response. When they lit the area, a creature knocked a good-sized tree over and flipped it end over end toward them, then ran away jumping off a hill with loud heavy footfalls.

GrowlTree breakObject throwingFootstepsPartial sighting
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