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March 2008 Hinton, Summers County, West Virginia Class A #23477

Family of bigfoot seen near I-64

The witness was driving with a companion when the companion reported seeing several upright figures. They returned, parked, and the witness watched four dark figures on a hill about 150 feet away, with two larger standing and squatting and two smaller sitting. After the witness howled, the largest swayed between trees then moved toward a smaller one before the group went over the hill and the couple left.

Full-body sighting
September 2001 Talcott, Summers County, West Virginia Class A #12812

Early morning backyard sighting by newspaper deliverer near Talcott

The witness and a relative were delivering newspapers in the early morning when they stopped at a driveway. In the headlights they watched a large, very hairy creature walk across a yard toward the woods for about 30 seconds before it left view. The creature ignored them and walked away casually without looking at them.

Full-body sighting
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