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about 5:30 am Jupiter Fla, Martin County, Florida Related account #38104

Animal behaviour near Jupiter Fla, Florida

Later that morning the witness felt watched and followed to the tree stand, noticed eerie quiet, and found normal animal sounds did not resume until after returning for supplies.

Animal behaviour
year after that Indiantown, Martin County, Florida Related account #26271

Sasquatch sighting near Indiantown, Florida

About a year later after dark in the same area the witness heard limbs breaking and saw multiple sets of bluish-greenish eyeshine, including one set about six to seven feet high.

EyeshineUnidentified sound
the following hunting season Indiantown, Martin County, Florida Related account #26271

Tracks near Indiantown, Florida

The following hunting season the witness found a large human-looking bare footprint with five toes near the same area while dragging out a tree stand.

Tracks
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