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Date unknown Grass Valley, Nevada County, California Related account #3421

Growl near Grass Valley, California

A relative of the witness reported hearing heavy breathing outside a trailer and sensing a close unseen presence at the door that made a snarl-like sound.

GrowlUnidentified sound
around 10:00 p.m. Nevada City, Nevada County, California Related account #7804

Sasquatch sighting near Nevada City, California

On the return trip with their son present, the witnesses saw the same creature standing in the road before it crouched and crossed on all fours.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
the first night Malakoff Historical State Park Campgrounds, Nevada County, California Related account #15174

Tree break near Malakoff Historical State Park Campgrounds, California

On the group's first night at the same campsite, they heard several distant tree breaks they dismissed as regular forest noises.

Tree breakUnidentified sound
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