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the next morning Iaeger,, McDowell County, West Virginia Related account #26354

Sasquatch sighting near Iaeger,, West Virginia

The witness's dogs hid in fear, neighboring dogs barked intensely, and a neighbor's horses refused to leave their barn the next morning.

Two weeks ago Iaeger,, McDowell County, West Virginia Related account #26354

Door or window contact near Iaeger,, West Virginia

Two weeks before the follow-up, something slapped the side of the witness's house around midnight and woke him.

Door or window contact
the next weekend Bradshaw, McDowell County, West Virginia Related account #63863

Sasquatch sighting near Bradshaw, West Virginia

The same witness returned the following weekend with five companions to the same path, where the group found two large human-like footprints, heard something ahead on the path, and all six watched a figure move away over the ridge.

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