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Rock throwing Missouri Video Clear all
Date unknown Missouri #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/Be6UISlnLqXrqPqtuXoGsqeHv3MDvtCb947ODto7Km8

Rock throwing in Missouri

A small research team camped for five days on the Missouri property to document ongoing rock-throwing activity. At night rocks repeatedly struck the tent, table, chairs and vehicle from a ridge above. The team marked piles of rocks with marker and later found marked rocks thrown into camp, along with foot tracks and a handprint.

Rock throwingTracksHandprintFootsteps
the next night Missouri #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/CXTyXqtP5pbZ0_NEEWfsxrgth_pGyp9qhJiq_rYObKA

Sasquatch sighting in Missouri

The following night the same four men hiked a wooded ridge in the dark. A rock was thrown from their flank and the guest saw a heat signature in the trees on thermal. From a flat rock they then recorded a figure between trees that appeared to throw, bounce between trunks, drop below the ridge and peek around a tree trunk from a prone position.

Partial sightingRock throwing
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