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Eyeshine California San Bernardino County Clear all
July 1975 San Bernardino County, California Class A #2229

A scout troop's late night sighting at the edge of their camp near Barton Flats. Multiple witnesses. Reporting witness now a law enforcement officer

The witness was camping with a scout troop when loud howl-like screams were heard late at night. A few hours later, after being awakened by rustling in nearby brush, the group shone a flashlight into the treeline and saw a tall hair-covered figure watching them. The figure then turned and walked with long steps northeast up a wooded hill out of sight.

ScreamHowlFull-body sightingEyeshineMovement only
after we had first arrived San Bernardino County, California Related account #2247

Sasquatch sighting near San Bernardino County

After first arriving, the witness saw a pair of glowing yellowish eyes through the trees that disappeared almost immediately.

Eyeshine
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