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Hampshire County Class B First-hand Clear all
26 August 2020 South Hadley/Amherst Line, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Class B #65996

Hikers report Sasquatch stalking south of Amherst

Two hikers on an advanced trail in the Holyoke Range heard whistles, whoops and other calls coming from both sides of the trail. They felt surrounded and followed for about a mile or roughly 45 minutes until reaching other hikers. Thick foliage prevented any visual identification of the source, which they said did not match familiar local wildlife.

WhistleWhoopVocalization
Spring 1998 Belchertown, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Class B #65734

Possible tree push over and vocalization near Belchertown and Quabbin Reservoir

The witness was sitting on a house porch late at night with several housemates. After hearing a tree crash in the nearby woods, they heard an extremely loud guttural roar from just inside the treeline. The group was stunned and quickly went inside without speaking.

GrowlScream
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