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22 October 2008 Alabama #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/02/17/sc-ep17-ten-feet-away-from-a-sasquatch

Sasquatch sighting in Alabama (2008)

Three people camped in a remote area and did a live broadcast after one of them made calls. They noticed dark shapes near the campfire and vehicles, then realized a very tall creature stood about ten feet away staring at the closest person. The other two moved up behind that person, and after a brief look away the creature was gone.

Full-body sightingMovement only
Date unknown Alabama #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/03/25/sc-ep24-bigfoot-roundtable-with-coonbo

Scream in Alabama

Arriving late at a camp in an old state park, the witness gave a loud call and immediately received a loud scream from less than a hundred yards uphill. A female then gave repeated rally calls while retreating with young. A companion captured the sequence on a recorder, later preserved only as a copy.

ScreamVocalization
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