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4 encounters
Deschutes County Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Crescent Lake Junction, Deschutes County, Oregon Related account #37044

Sasquatch sighting near Crescent Lake Junction, Oregon

Other people reportedly had even closer daylight encounters in the Crescent Lake junction area.

Partial sighting
Earlier that year Tumalo, Deschutes County, Oregon Related account #63779

Animal behaviour near Tumalo, Oregon

While riding with a dog earlier, the dog fell behind the horse and the horse refused to go forward near the area.

Animal behaviour
Date unknown Tumalo, Deschutes County, Oregon Related account #63779

Footsteps near Tumalo, Oregon

The witness was alone cutting poles when faint crackling from the south ridge grew louder and closer, prompting departure.

Footsteps
The next day Deschutes County, Oregon Related account #665

Tracks near Deschutes County

The next day the witness's friends walked around the lake and reported large five-toed tracks and broken treetops where the sounds had been heard.

TracksTree break
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