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Sounds2 Sightings1

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Footsteps1 Partial sighting1 Vocalization1

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Tennessee2

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Jefferson County2

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2 encounters
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about two weeks later at 3:30 in the morning Jefferson County, Tennessee #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/04/29/sc-ep29-savage-bigfoot-attack

Footsteps near Jefferson County

About two weeks later at 3:30 in the morning the guest sat on the deck steps and heard heavy bipedal footsteps crunching leaves up the fence row. It stepped over a creek without breaking stride. In porch light she saw a large gray-brown hairy portion of its body about 20 feet away, then retreated inside from fear.

FootstepsPartial sighting
in April Jefferson County, Tennessee #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/04/29/sc-ep29-savage-bigfoot-attack

Vocalization near Jefferson County

About 10 at night in April the guest stepped onto her deck and something behind a tree about 20 feet away roared deeply, loudly and aggressively. Terrified, she ran inside screaming to her son. He cautiously checked but it was gone.

Vocalization
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