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Partial sighting1 Footsteps1 Tree break1 Movement only1 Rock throwing1

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Barrow County First-hand Clear all
November 1991 Barrow County, Georgia #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/yACcTYjnJtaTJHny5xswFcHifrrOYuZI7FaI0hSnIvk

Sasquatch sighting near Barrow County (1991)

Three coon hunters were walking a trail at night when something followed behind them in the brush. On signal they shined high-beam lights and saw a tall dark brown hairy figure step across the trail in one stride and run up a wooded hill breaking limbs. They gathered the dogs and left without approaching.

Partial sightingFootstepsTree breakMovement only
about a month or so after we had had that sighting Barrow County, Georgia #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/yACcTYjnJtaTJHny5xswFcHifrrOYuZI7FaI0hSnIvk

Rock throwing near Barrow County

About a month after the sighting the hunters were standing between two ponds listening to the dogs when rocks began pelting toward them and hitting in the pond. They interpreted it as something not wanting them in that area.

Rock throwing
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