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Vocalization near Van Buren County (1996)
The witness warned a five-year-old grandson to stay away from a junk-filled washout by inventing a monster. The child went there anyway and returned saying he had already talked to him and that he said he would not eat him.
Nephew relates uncle's encounter - vocalizations and sighting
The witness went to the barn at daybreak to start a tractor for feeding cattle and heard a prolonged loud yell. The witness retrieved a rifle and followed the sound to a pond where large three-toed tracks were found. The witness then saw a dark shaggy upright figure walk on two legs into the treeline, fired a shot into the air, and heard nothing further.
Wood knock near Van Buren County
The guest and a companion explored an unused trail, knocking on trees. After about a mile they got a knock response from the treeline and then heard an exasperated sigh-like sound from the opposite side. Spooked, they left but returned later for more exchanges.
Sasquatch sighting near Van Buren County
The witness's grandson came home from a midnight shift and said Bigfoot outside wanted to apologize for breaking a water hydrant. The witness went out with him and was told they had pulled it too hard because they liked the well water. The pair were then invited to visit the creatures' location beyond a tree farm.
Sasquatch sighting near Van Buren County
About four years after the witness left the farm, she directed a researcher and several companions to an old creek spot. They reported a large dark individual with a female and two or three young approaching, knocking wood and whooping. The group said the creatures would only repeat the word for friend that the witness had taught one individual years earlier.
Wood knock near Van Buren County
While exploring an unused trail, the witness knocked on trees and received a wood-knock response from the treeline. As they turned, they heard an exasperated-like sound from the opposite side. They left the area but returned later and reported continued exchanges.