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October 2011 Mill Spring, Polk County, North Carolina Class B #67582

Likely Sasquatch activity around farm property near Green River gamelands

At about 2 a.m. during a break in a storm, the witness heard something at the backyard wire fence and went outside armed with a relative. They heard footsteps and loud cracks first mistaken for gunfire and fired weapons toward the sound. The cracking was then recognized as wood splitting as a huge tree was pushed over, crashing down and shaking the house, after which the family heard loud footfalls running away.

FootstepsTree breakProperty disturbance
at night Mill Spring, Polk County, North Carolina Related account #67582

Property disturbance near Mill Spring, North Carolina

The family reports nighttime sounds of something huge behind the back fence shaking it, apparently to retrieve tossed food scraps.

Property disturbance
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