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Eyeshine Texas Handprint Clear all
We've been here ten years Texas EP 1171

Sasquatch sighting in Texas

The homeowner describes ten years of activity around her gated ridge property attributed to a sasquatch family, including a close daylight watch of a young one, repeated handprints, a handprint on her car after missing cinnamon rolls, voices and yelling, objects and marbles left as gifts, dogs released from harnesses, garage and shop entries, and close approaches to windows and doors. She says they are playful and protective, not harmful.

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