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Partial sighting North Carolina Tracks Clear all
October 1995 FT. Bragg, Hoke County, North Carolina Class A #30735

Hunter in tree stand recalls startling early morning observation near Ft. Bragg

The witness arrived before dawn to hunt deer from a tree stand on a wooded base. Around sunrise a small black furry animal about three feet tall near the tree stood up on two legs, then dropped to all fours and ran toward cover, disappearing silently. The witness left the area without examining the ground and later interpreted the animal as a young Sasquatch.

Partial sighting
Date unknown North Carolina #1b1a021d-c49e-4e50-be3c-a86ca1ec3b70

Sasquatch sighting in North Carolina

A group member investigating a large private property at night left companions to check a trail by a creek with night vision. He lowered the camera and saw a large mass that peered from behind cover, then returned with lights to find a footprint on the bank and limbs twisted high to clear a view.

Partial sightingTracksTwist
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