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Partial sighting Oconee County First-hand Clear all
summer of 2004 Oconee County, South Carolina #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/07/31/sc-ep131-the-sasquatch-property

Sasquatch sighting near Oconee County (2004)

After returning late from out-of-town work in summer, the witness received a neighbor call about a large black figure behind the house. Grabbing a handgun, the witness ran around the house and saw a furry massive figure moving through bushes. A running chase followed across fences, a ravine, garden and barn path to a creek and hill, where the figure pulled away uphill and vanished.

Partial sightingFootsteps
when I was seven or eight Oconee County, South Carolina #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/07/31/sc-ep131-the-sasquatch-property

Partial sighting near Oconee County

As a young child fond of ape films, the witness saw a face with outlined eyes looking in the bedroom at night. The child hid under covers and reported the next day that a film ape character had watched, which parents dismissed as imagination.

Partial sighting
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