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18 December 2008 Bend, Dechutes County, Oregon #4617

Sasquatch sighting near Bend, Oregon (2008)

The witness and a companion went into the forest with a camera to film a Sasquatch documentary. While walking and searching along a river they reported finding tracks, odors, broken vegetation, stick nests, and a smashed-tree circle with plant material. The witness claimed a creature watched from up the river, stared briefly then left, later noticing a second figure behind it on video. They also described a small cave containing misplaced vegetation, hand and foot tracks, and a foul odor before running out of film and leaving.

Partial sightingTracksHandprintTree breakStructure or nest +2
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