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1998 Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio Related account #26011

Wood knock near Nelsonville, Ohio (1998)

The witness describes an earlier 1998 wood-knocking incident at the same property that led him to carry recording equipment.

Wood knock
a couple of days later Athens, Athens County, Ohio Related account #63616

Tracks near Athens, Ohio

A couple of days later the witness returned to the same area with a relative, found a possible print, noticed a horrible stench, and the relative thought a Bigfoot was watching them and wanted to leave.

TracksOdorPartial sighting
November of 2001 Stewart, Athens County, Ohio Related account #4409

Sasquatch sighting near Stewart, Ohio

A teenage family member reportedly encountered a tall white creature behind a tree while jogging on a logging road, which growled before he fled.

Partial sightingGrowl
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