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1976 Pierce County, Washington #59321171-6806-4d6d-8ffe-b5c669b83190

Sasquatch sighting near Pierce County (1976)

A man retrieving clay pigeons in Pierce County saw an eight-foot Bigfoot stand up. He heard a buzzing sensation and experienced slowed time, tunnel vision, and paralysis before breaking free. The account is presented as a 1976 Washington report.

Full-body sightingUnidentified sound
Later on Enumclaw (Greenwater Area), Pierce County, Washington Related account #3438

Sasquatch sighting near Enumclaw (Greenwater Area), Washington

Later the family saw a man with a dog coming down near the sighting location, and the man said he had difficulty getting the dog to descend.

the previous winter Greenwater, Pierce County, Washington Related account #78267

Sasquatch sighting near Greenwater, Washington

The female witness was alone on the cabin porch during a winter snowmobiling trip and saw a large figure watching her before it walked into the woods.

Full-body sighting
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