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4 encounters
Trinity County Related accounts Clear all
subsequent visits Lewiston, Trinity County, California Related account #405

Sasquatch sighting near Lewiston, California

On later visits to the spring site the water was clear, unlike the murky water on the morning of discovery.

the day he found the tracks Lewiston, Trinity County, California Related account #405

Tracks near Lewiston, California

The witness returned to the same area with his wife to videotape and photograph the area and tracks.

Tracks
That night Weaverville, Trinity County, California Related account #8729

Growl near Weaverville, California

Earlier that night the witness hid behind the fence by the maintenance area and made heavy breathing, snorts and growls to scare family around the campfire.

GrowlVocalization
that evening prior to sundown Trinity Center, Trinity County, California Related account #27327

Sasquatch sighting near Trinity Center, California

A companion reported an uneasy feeling of being watched in camp that evening before sundown.

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