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this past weekend Burkeville, Texas #5afa89d9-ad76-4bef-a8bf-c21d37781cf3

Sasquatch sighting near Burkeville, Texas

The witness returned to the property late at night and saw a tall, less-hairy creature pacing across the road bent over with long arms. It threw a large log that narrowly missed, while another presence moved to the side. Pine cones and rocks struck the witness, who fired and hit the creature center mass, watched it fall groaning, then found bloody fluid on the ground the next day.

Full-body sightingObject throwingRock throwingScreamVocalization
Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/01/09/sc-ep70-down-the-rabbit-hole

Sasquatch sighting

A teenager riding at night stopped under a streetlight and saw a gorilla-like animal on all fours that bared its teeth. The animal grabbed his bike and threw him off, and the boy ran home. A deputy later found the bike hanging about ten feet up in a salt cedar.

Full-body sightingObject throwing
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