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Tree break Kern County Clear all
in 2007, it was during the summertime Kern County, California #0d163533-a188-4de1-a02f-9b641bb87f44

Sasquatch sighting near Kern County (2007)

The witness and two companions went night fishing for catfish along the Kern River to avoid daytime heat. After hearing an extremely loud deep roar that caused physical fear, they saw a very tall black bipedal figure across the river that shoved a large live tree until it snapped. The figure then entered the deep fast river and moved toward them with apparent ease, prompting them to abandon their gear and flee by car.

Full-body sightingVocalizationTree break
this past week end Weldon, Kern County, California Related account #9426

Tracks near Weldon, California

The witness reported finding pinion pines with tops broken off, prints with and without claws, and many scat piles on a recent weekend outing.

TracksScatTree break
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