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Van Buren County First-hand Tracks Clear all
12 August 2011 Van Buren County, Tennessee EP 549

Sasquatch sighting near Van Buren County (2011)

On day five of a two-week fantasy live-event, the guest and a staff member walked toward a river around 1 a.m. They heard a snap and saw a tall hairy biped walking parallel, which stopped, stared, then entered the woods. Both screamed and ran back, and staff found a large footprint in grass the next morning.

Full-body sightingTracks
12 August 2011 Van Buren County, Tennessee EP 353

Sasquatch sighting near Van Buren County (2011)

During a two-week fantasy role-play event around 1 AM, the witness and a staff member walked toward a river and heard a snap. A tall hairy figure walked parallel to them, stopped, turned its upper body to stare, then entered the woods. They screamed and ran, and staff found a large footprint in the grass the next morning.

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