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Partial sighting Benzie County First-hand Clear all
1975–1979 Benzie County, Michigan #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dzYmY9lbC1iYHEh3dzlkvI_Am4pt08R8ydMw8QXqLKo

Sasquatch sighting near Benzie County (1975)

The witness was walking with several other children down a two-track toward a river. Halfway up a hill he looked back across a gully and saw a tall, camouflaged figure moving left to right. He told the other kids they should leave and they ran back home.

Partial sighting
at dusk Benzonia, Benzie County, Michigan Related account #796

Sasquatch sighting near Benzonia, Michigan

On arriving at the bank, the witness startled six whitetail deer that snorted and fled.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Benzonia, Benzie County, Michigan Related account #796

Sasquatch sighting near Benzonia, Michigan

The witness shone a light on pale-yellow eyes on the bank and watched a lone animal it identified as a timber wolf before shouting it away.

EyeshinePartial sighting
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