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2 encounters
Partial sighting Cambria County Clear all
19 March 2000 Ebensburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania Class A #208

A man has ongoing encounters with bigfoot type creatures

Four people hiking to a stream to fish heard a scream/moan and then saw a non-human, almost human-like head peering from behind a tree. The creature stared for about 30 seconds before running away very quickly. The witnesses estimated it was 5 to 6 feet tall and fairly large.

Partial sightingScream
7 July 1978 Conemaugh, Cambria County, Pennsylvania Class A #16327

Rural resident describes daylight sighting of a bigfoot north of East Conemaugh

The witness, then a teenager, took a shortcut through woods to return a neighbor's loose German shepherd. In a clearing by a fenced garbage pile, the witness saw a black hairy gorilla-like figure crouched at the fence, reaching through with a hand-like arm to move objects. The dog whined and blocked the witness, and after watching for several seconds the witness left and returned the dog by the road.

Partial sighting
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