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December 2018 Fayetteville GA, Fayette County, Georgia Class A #68899

Four senior golfers observe a sasquatch next to Whitewater Creek Golf Course, 27 mi south of Atlanta

Four companions were golfing in daylight when they noticed a large dark figure about forty yards away moving up a wooded hill. The witness drove a cart closer, and the figure appeared to turn toward them before dropping behind a log when shouted at. It then stood, was seen in sunlight, and walked away over the hill into the woods.

Full-body sighting
July 2009 Tyrone, Fayette County, Georgia Class A #26313

Motorist has late night visual encounter near Tyrone

The witness was driving home from work on a rural road at night when a tall, hairy figure entered the road ahead of the car. The witness slowed to avoid a collision as the figure loped across to the opposite tree line without looking toward the vehicle. The encounter lasted roughly 10-15 seconds at close range.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
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