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Scream Itasca County Clear all
4 September 1993 Northome Mn, Itasca County, Minnesota Class B #4945

Fishermen hear screams on Moose Lake

Three people were fishing quietly from a boat near shore at dusk when they heard a loud scream from the treeline past a point. They then heard branches breaking and heavy bipedal-sounding footsteps moving up a steep bank, followed by a second similar scream. They saw nothing and left quickly for the boat ramp.

ScreamGrowlFootsteps
about 16 years later Deer River, Itasca County, Minnesota #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/4RJ2Ss199GvHywSJ7FW7iTbJqyuKf-jslhibVqZCvPY

Sasquatch sighting near Deer River, Minnesota

Four coworkers camped overnight to go grouse hunting. During the night something ran through camp and overturned both tents, stepping on one occupant. The witness fired three rounds of birdshot at a fleeing shape that screamed, and the group stayed up until daylight and left without finding tracks.

Partial sightingProperty disturbanceScreamFootsteps
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