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a couple of years later Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland Related account #232

Sasquatch sighting near Williamsport, Maryland

A relative later saw a bear-like animal on all fours from a window that entered a stream and went out of sight around a bend.

Partial sighting
about a year later Campbellsburg, Washington County, Indiana Related account #25793

Footsteps near Campbellsburg, Indiana

About a year later the same witness camped in the valley with companions, heard steps descend the valley wall and cross the creek into camp, had a cooler knocked over, and saw a large hairy head look into the tent before it left.

FootstepsPartial sightingProperty disturbance
Date unknown Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon Related account #64019

Sasquatch sighting near Hillsboro, Oregon

The witness had previously seen a cougar in the same area.

Partial sighting
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