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1991–2003 Richland, Benton County, Washington Class A #7614

Family has many occurrances with bigfoot in Washington State

The witness was on a dirt road near the river in the early morning hours and turned on lights while preparing to leave. The lights revealed two upright, brown-haired creatures looking toward the witness that appeared frightened. The witness fled the area feeling very scared.

Full-body sighting
March 1967 Richland, Benton County, Washington Class A #1973

Teen hunter sees a sasquatch at a distance while bird hunting, and found tracks five years before

The witness was hunting atop Badger Mountain south of Richland, Washington, and scanning the valley with binoculars. He spotted a large hairy bipedal creature walking and then running at very high speed. He watched it for 4-5 minutes until it disappeared into a ravine with a creek bed.

Full-body sighting
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