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Two Local Residents Interviewed about Sighting
The author states this is not a sighting report but a follow-up visit to the location of a prior anonymous Three Rivers report. He describes dense riparian vegetation along a canyon bottom and a dry creek bed that could conceal animal movement, and notes nearby homes along the road. He spoke with two local residents who said they had never heard of the prior sighting and doubted it.
Howling followed by speech-like vocalization heard
The witness was sitting outdoors with four companions late at night when a distant loud howl-like sound repeated several times, each lasting about 15 seconds. A second prolonged echoing sound resembling garbled speech then continued for about five minutes. Nearby dogs across the lake began barking after the second sound started.
High-pitched Whistling Heard at Ant Campground
In 1988 at Ant Campground in the Condor Refuge, a report described high-pitched whistling and movement in the chapparal area along Aqua Blanca Creek. No visual contact or further details about the source were provided.
Reference to a local newspaper article about tracks found near Bautista Road
A local newspaper reportedly published an article about footprints found in the Anza area near Bautista Road. The current author did not claim to have seen the footprints directly but referenced the article. No date, discoverer, or description of the prints beyond their location is provided.
A Local Writer Discusses Her Experiences Pursuing Local Reports and Legends
The author went with a young tribal guide to a canyon on a reservation where the guide said Bigfoot hid in caves. The guide refused to enter a taboo area near the caves, and they waited without a reported sighting. They hiked back and the author left the area at dusk.