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Date unknown Alpine, San Diego County, California Related account #2782

Property disturbance near Alpine, California

Fruit was taken from tops of tall trees, fencing was knocked down, and a metal wind chime was found flattened.

Property disturbance
after dark one night Alpine, San Diego County, California Related account #2782

Vocalization near Alpine, California

The head of household heard a low guttural voice mimicking a chicken call while closing the gate at night.

Vocalization
Date unknown Julian, San Diego County, California Related account #2779

Sasquatch sighting near Julian, California

A tribal member encountered at a roadblock said he had seen Bigfoot coming up from the canyon below the flat.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Julian, San Diego County, California Related account #2779

Sasquatch sighting near Julian, California

The young guide claimed he had previously seen Bigfoot on the reservation and knew cave locations where it hid.

Partial sighting
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