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Full-body sighting Second-hand Hair Clear all
Date unknown Lisbon, Louisiana #cafe23b1-d981-48b0-967f-a80c345fc358

Sasquatch sighting near Lisbon, Louisiana

The witness's grandmother, while on the porch, said she saw a thing walk across the pasture and step over a barbed wire fence without stopping. The next day the family found huge human-like but three-toed footprints crossing the fence and ditch to a dirt road, with long strides, including an imprint in soft rock. They also found coarse brown hair on the fence wire that smelled bad.

Full-body sightingTracksHair
When he was five or six years old Place not stated #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/TY2oDERxCQLmzCyeNUqKE1Rhg0TzcFut3kAEoMOxmJc

Sasquatch sighting

As a small child, the medicine man reportedly watched a very large Bigfoot scratch its back on a pine and walk away. He then collected hairs left on the tree. He later added hairs from nests to a ball used for medicine.

Full-body sightingHair
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