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1990 Lassen County, California Class A #2191

Creature seen walking away at a fast pace.

The witness claimed to see a tall brownish figure about 100 yards away in a clearing while returning to a hunting camp. The figure was moving away quickly while looking back over its shoulder, with long arms swinging. The witness did not go back that night and a next-morning search with camp companions found no tracks because the ground was rocky.

Full-body sighting
August 1982 Lassen National Park, Lassen County, California Class A #4132

Daytime sighting by two hikers, near Lost Creek in Lassen National Forest

Two companions hiking back toward camp in the early evening saw a large upright figure walking away from them on a fire road about 200 yards ahead. They watched for about a minute as it paused, moved to the side of the road, then continued quickly and disappeared around a bend or into the forest. They estimated it was over six feet tall and heavy, appearing naked or covered in brown fur.

Full-body sighting
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