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Partial sighting Tarrant County Clear all
2 April 2016 Grand Prairie, Tarrant County, Texas Class B #57411

Grande Prairie resident has possible sighting at sundown from backyard

In spring 2016 after returning home from an evening walk near his home, the witness looked back across an open field toward the woods and saw the back of a tall, broad, hair-covered upright creature standing still about 150 yards away. After a few seconds it moved quickly into the woods. He later estimated it was over seven feet tall with no visible neck and a peaked, caramel-colored head and back.

Partial sighting
near dark Grand Prairie, Tarrant County, Texas Related account #57411

Sasquatch sighting near Grand Prairie, Texas

Near dark the witness and his wife watched coyotes feeding in the field and noticed a long low shape with a rounded head lying about 40 yards away that occasionally raised its head.

Partial sighting
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