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July 2009 Alberton, Missoula County, Montana Related account #40170

Sasquatch sighting near Alberton, Montana (2009)

The witness's mother reportedly saw a tall, broad, fully hair-covered figure near the yard totem pole in the night, and a pulled-apart rabbit was found at the spot the next morning.

Full-body sighting
in the middle of the night Bonner, Missoula County, Montana Related account #59607

Property disturbance near Bonner, Montana

Something grabbed and dragged a relative's tent toward an old trail at night while the relative called out and another witness responded, with neither seeing the cause.

Property disturbance
A month or so after they were using their camp Bonner, Missoula County, Montana Related account #59607

Property disturbance near Bonner, Montana

A witness later found the camp latrine bucket filled with many large rocks and could not use it.

Property disturbance
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