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September 1975 Findley Lake, Chautauqua County, New York Class B #6384

Occasional incidents from 1970's up to recent years, near Findley Lake

Around 1975 the witness was at a hunting camp late at night with two relatives when they heard a loud strange call moving through the woods. They moved to a nearby field to try to intercept the source as it approached to about 100 yards. The calling then stopped and nothing was seen or crossed the road, so they waited without further result.

Vocalization
In the fall of 1999 Findley Lake, Chautauqua County, New York Related account #6384

Sasquatch sighting near Findley Lake, New York

A relative reported seeing something very large and black while cutting firewood and left quickly on a four-wheeler.

Partial sighting
approximately 1993 Findley Lake, Chautauqua County, New York Related account #6384

Sasquatch sighting near Findley Lake, New York

A relative reported seeing a Bigfoot while hunting in the same area.

Partial sighting
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