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12 October 1997 Picayune, Pearl River County, Mississippi Class B #8429

Afternoon sighting by mother and daughter in Honey Island Swamp

Two witnesses taking a dog for exercise at the end of a swamp road noticed a large dark hairy torso-like shape beside a tree about 50-75 feet away and watched it shift for a few minutes. After driving to two other spots up the road, they heard footsteps approaching and then something running toward them through the woods, which frightened the dog. They left the area and returned later that afternoon, but the shape was gone.

Partial sightingFootstepsMovement only
later that day (about 4:00 pm) Picayune, Pearl River County, Mississippi Related account #8429

Sasquatch sighting near Picayune, Mississippi

The witnesses returned to the first viewing spot later the same afternoon and could not find the shape.

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