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7 June 2016 Claremont, Sullivan County, New Hampshire Class A #55269

Dawn sighting at Stevens Brook outside Claremont

The witness was walking along a rural road past a marsh at dawn when noises like birds rustling came from the reeds. A light-brown creature that had been crouched in the reeds stood up and ran uphill toward the woods, pushing brush aside with its arms. The witness observed it for less than a minute, noting great height, broad shoulders, a coconut-shaped head, and very fast movement.

Full-body sighting
Later that day Claremont, Sullivan County, New Hampshire Related account #55269

Wood knock near Claremont, New Hampshire

The witness and a friend returned to the site later the same day, made calls that reportedly drew wood-knock responses, and reported finding a footprint, hair, a branch bed, and tree structures.

Wood knockTracksStructure or nest
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