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Full-body sighting Oklahoma Video Clear all
just a few years back in the past Oklahoma #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/04/22/sc-ep-97-the-chicken-man

Sasquatch sighting in Oklahoma

Security cameras at a tribal casino are said to have recorded a large bipedal creature going through trash bins and a dumpster, then leaving across the parking lot. The footage is described as very clear but withheld from the public by tribal police.

Full-body sightingProperty disturbance
about three weeks ago Oklahoma #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/12/24/sc-ep284-the-christmas-show

Sasquatch sighting in Oklahoma

While driving to a bridge over a creek, the witness mistook a large hunched figure for a hunter. As he pulled over it ran upright down into the creek then went on all fours up the other side and vanished. He chased with a phone camera and found odd toe-dig prints.

Full-body sightingTracks
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