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14 January 1986 Bloomfield, Stoddard County, Missouri Class A #27410

Man recalls his brief daylight sighting outside Bloomfield

In winter 1986 the witness was riding around in Stoddard County, Missouri, looking for wildlife on a cold misty morning. After crossing a river bridge, he saw a dark brown bipedal creature run across the road in front of him and into the woods. The creature was gone in seconds and no other witnesses were present.

Road crossing
Date unknown Bloomfield, Stoddard County, Missouri Related account #27410

Sasquatch sighting near Bloomfield, Missouri

Other people are said to have stories from that area, with no details given.

Date unknown Bloomfield, Stoddard County, Missouri Related account #27410

Wood knock near Bloomfield, Missouri

The same witness reported hearing wood knocks and other sounds many times while hunting in the same woods.

Wood knockUnidentified sound
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