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Mariposa County Class B First-hand Clear all
August 1992 Yosemite Village, Mariposa County, California Class B #4947

Man sees unusual stacked rocks in Yosemite

The witness was running alone across a remote talus slope in Yosemite National Park. He found pits where large angular granite blocks had been lifted out and stacked in neat piles several feet high. He examined the feature only briefly and saw no animal, but thought of Sasquatch rock-stacking accounts he had read as a child.

Structure or nest
1970–1972 Between Mariposa/Cathey's Valley, Mariposa County, California Class B #13287

Possible BF-related incidents around a home near Guadalupe Pass

The witness, then a child home sick on a couch, awoke in the middle of the night to the outside dog whining. Looking out the living-room window, the witness saw a large dark silhouette filling the window width and standing silently looking in. The figure was described as taller than six feet, with several inches of moonlit sky visible above its head, and showed no discernible features or movement.

Silhouette
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