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2 encounters
Partial sighting Broward County Clear all
15 July 1980 Davie, Broward County, Florida Class A #594

a sighting by a group of boys along a canal, a mile or so north of South New River.

Around 1980-81 the witness was hiking with two companions in an overgrown pasture and smelled a strong stench in an abandoned trailer. Later near a forked canal, the witness saw a brownish entity with a humanoid head across the canal that raised its arms as they approached. The group was frightened, ran home, and did not return for years.

Partial sighting
for several days Coral Springs, Broward County, Florida Related account #17011

Sasquatch sighting near Coral Springs, Florida

For several days, a strange prowler was reportedly seen running between houses and possibly looking into windows.

Partial sightingMovement onlyDoor or window contact
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