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Partial sighting Berrien County Clear all
2 July 2008 Nashville, Berrien County, Georgia Class A #24125

Man observes a large, hair-covered biped outside his garage south of Nashville

Late on a Wednesday night the witness was watching TV above the garage when he heard something strike a garage door. After a few seconds he looked out the window and saw a tall hair-covered figure below the window retreating toward the woods. The figure disappeared within about two seconds. A family member later checked outside but found no tracks or other physical evidence.

Partial sightingDoor or window contact
between spring and autumn Alapaha, Berrien County, Georgia Related account #14525

Sasquatch sighting near Alapaha, Georgia

A relative reported seeing up to three such animals at a time on the farm, which stole sweet corn and melons but did not harm livestock and were encountered spring through autumn.

Partial sighting
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