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Full-body sighting Dawes County Clear all
29 October 2006 Chadron, Dawes County, Nebraska Class B #16432

Possilble daylight sighting by hikers (at 300-400 yds.) in Chadron State Park

Two hikers on a park trail noticed a distant tall figure covered in black fur standing on a limestone ridge. They watched it for several minutes as it stood upright and swayed before it walked behind rocks and disappeared into the forest. A third hiker walking ahead did not see it.

Full-body sighting
July 1996 Crawford, Dawes County, Nebraska Class A #25241

Nighttime sighting by a motorist on a road south of Crawford

The witness was driving south on a curving highway at night with high beams on. A tall, black-furred human-like figure stepped to the edge of the road and stopped on the white line as the truck approached. The witness slowed thinking it might be someone needing a ride, then accelerated away when close and stopped miles down the road to process the sighting.

Full-body sighting
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