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November 1983 Louisburg/Warrenton/Centerville, Warren County, North Carolina Class A #7246

Hunter has daytime sighting near Shocco Creek

The witness was hunting alone in a forested creek bottom when a bedded deer flushed into tall reeds. From higher ground above the reeds he saw a tall dark mottled figure moving upright across the creek about 50 yards away. The figure turned to look at him, showing a hump on its back, then pushed swiftly through dense vegetation without dodging. The witness left the area and later confirmed no other hunters or vehicles were nearby.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Louisburg/Warrenton/Centerville, Warren County, North Carolina Related account #7246

Sasquatch sighting near Louisburg/Warrenton/Centerville, North Carolina

Relatives and acquaintances hinted at seeing unexplained animals in the area but would not elaborate.

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