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Hopkins County Second-hand Clear all
the year before Mortons Gap, Hopkins County, Kentucky Related account #1433

Sasquatch sighting near Mortons Gap, Kentucky

Friends of a relative reportedly watched something from a bluff in the same general area the previous year but told few people.

Partial sighting
the next day Mortons Gap, Hopkins County, Kentucky Related account #1433

Sasquatch sighting near Mortons Gap, Kentucky

A relative and two companions returned to the same fishing spot the next day, felt watched, and saw a very dark form in the bottoms that ran away.

Partial sightingMovement onlyAnimal behaviour
Date unknown Earlington, Hopkins County, Kentucky Related account #21142

Unidentified sound near Earlington, Kentucky

The witness's father had previously heard strange sounds in those woods and once felt something circling and watching his camp while camping.

Unidentified soundAnimal behaviour
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