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Full-body sighting Teller County Class A Clear all
1998–1999 Woodland Park, Teller County, Colorado Class A #819

Sightings by hunting guide in Pike National Forest

The witness had camped alone in a remote valley and left before dawn to hunt elk from a high outcropping. After sunrise he noticed a dark figure squatting by a beaver pond that then stood upright, looked in his direction, and walked through the creek toward his camp before continuing up a ridge. After watching for several minutes, he left the overlook, packed his camp, and says he has not returned.

Full-body sighting
July 1977 Cripple Creek, Teller County, Colorado Class A #10533

Hikers have daylight sighting west of Pikes Peak

In summer 1977 two hikers descending the west side of Pikes Peak noticed a distant figure in a meadow. Viewed through binoculars, it appeared as a single tall, dark, hairy animal with very long arms and stride that moved downhill into trees in seconds. They did not photograph it, hear any sound from it, or encounter it again during two further days of fishing and camping.

Full-body sighting
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