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Partial sighting Itasca County Clear all
over the years Bovey, Itasca County, Minnesota Related account #2677

Sasquatch sighting near Bovey, Minnesota

Local residents tell a traditional story of a young person lost in the swamp said to have survived there, with hunters and others reporting sightings and nighttime sounds over the years.

Partial sightingVocalization
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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