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4 encounters
Lawrence County Second-hand Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Blaine, Lawrence County, Kentucky Related account #7023

Scat near Blaine, Kentucky

The witness's hunting companion found a loose scat pile with grass and long black hairs in the road where the entity had crossed.

Scat
for years S1-louisa, Ky/S2 Morehead, Lawrence County, Kentucky Related account #30198

Sasquatch sighting near S1-louisa, Ky/S2 Morehead, Kentucky

Relatives told the witness the creature had been around the area for years without harming anyone or anything.

when I was a small child Lawrenceburg, Lawrence County, Tennessee Related account #24547

Sasquatch sighting near Lawrenceburg, Tennessee

The witness's grandparents reportedly saw the figure many times without fearing it.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Appleton, Lawrence County, Tennessee Related account #23916

Folklore near Appleton, Tennessee

Locals reportedly say strange, ghost-like things happen at the old cemetery.

Folklore
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