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The night before Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio Related account #62549

Sasquatch sighting near Cadiz, Ohio

The night before the mid-January camera visit the witness saw something crouching 30 yards away that stood up and ran, described as black with two massive legs.

Full-body sighting
A year ago Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio Related account #62549

Tracks near Cadiz, Ohio

A year earlier tracks were found in snow on the property but melting removed detail so source was indeterminate.

Tracks
leading up to this incident Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio Related account #62549

Property disturbance near Cadiz, Ohio

Leading up to the incident chickens and rabbits were missing from secured pens with damaged wire, missing fasteners, fur on ground, a dog hiding and other livestock huddled.

Property disturbanceAnimal behaviour
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