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one night Sandy Lake, Mercer County, Pennsylvania Related account #48013

Vocalization near Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania

The witness recalls feeling watched while hunting the same woods for years and hearing unexplained vocalizations with a relative one night.

VocalizationPossible misidentification
Date unknown Greenville, Mercer County, Pennsylvania Related account #3584

Sasquatch sighting near Greenville, Pennsylvania

A relative living in the area reportedly had two sightings in the same vicinity as the main event.

fall of 1988 Orangeville, Mercer County, Pennsylvania Related account #3647

Sasquatch sighting near Orangeville, Pennsylvania

The same witness claims that while hunting with a companion in fall 1988 in the same area, both watched a dark long-haired creature run up a steep hill on all fours in seconds.

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