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Show 7 more Footsteps2 Chatter1 Object throwing1 Rock throwing1 Partial sighting1 Eyeshine1 Scat1

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First-hand23

Evidence claimed

Tracks5 Photograph2 Video1 Scat1

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Tulare County First-hand Clear all
Almost immedietly after Ducor, Tulare County, California Related account #24795

Sasquatch sighting near Ducor, California

Immediately after the bear the group saw a herd of 20-25 cattle crossing the meadow away from the creek.

Full-body sighting
As soon as light broke Ducor, Tulare County, California Related account #24795

Sasquatch sighting near Ducor, California

In daylight after the night vocalizations the group encountered a bear near the road that bolted east.

Full-body sighting
8-6-08 Independence, Tulare County, California Related account #24938

Scat near Independence, California

A year later the witness returned to the same site, saw nothing, but collected a small piece of scat thought to possibly be from the animals.

Scat
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