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Property disturbance White County Clear all
the night before Helen, White County, Georgia Related account #23978

Property disturbance near Helen, Georgia

Campers the night before the 2006 visit left food out and returned to find their camp ransacked, as relayed by rangers.

Property disturbance
about five years ago White County, Georgia #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/11/10/sc-ep60-bigfoot-charged-my-car

Footsteps near White County

The witness and a companion camped separately in the North Georgia mountains after spilling bacon grease near a creek. At night the companion reported heavy footsteps, a large outline at the treeline, and large hairy bodies passing the tent while the tent was shaken violently. In the morning they found concentrated large footprints at the grease spill and the witness's own camp trashed.

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