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Carbon County Class A First-hand Clear all
September 1989 Carbon County, Wyoming Class A #902

Witness noticed something out of the corner of his eye

Two people gathering firewood on a foggy mountainside saw a large hairy animal running on two legs ahead of them in timber. It traveled about 30 to 40 yards before they lost it in the fog. The witness felt certain it was not a bear and suggested it could have been a Sasquatch.

Full-body sighting
June 1987 Laramie, Carbon County, Wyoming Class A #5875

Juvenile sasquatch startles young squirrel hunters

Two witnesses who were squirrel hunting in woods near a work camp encountered a small dark hairy human-like creature perched on a low branch a few feet away. The creature watched them without moving its head, shifting only its gaze, then jumped down and ran away bipedally. The witnesses reported the encounter to the writer shortly afterward and showed the tree, but the hard dry ground showed no tracks.

Full-body sighting
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