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Rock throwing New Hampshire First-hand Clear all
Date unknown New Hampshire #6a1908db-6cb9-4504-b979-2943cb767f3c

Sasquatch sighting in New Hampshire

After snowblowing at his mother's house, the guest and his wife prepared to leave. Pebbles had struck the car during the work. When the headlights were turned on, both saw a large amber-brown figure with an arm and face peeking from behind a maple across the street, which quickly withdrew.

Partial sightingRock throwing
about 13 years ago, midsummer evening Gilmington, New Hampshire #14c1104a-492e-40b0-8630-00aa1158565d

Rock throwing near Gilmington, New Hampshire

The guest walked alone to a pond behind a cemetery for evening fishing. The woods went silent and heavy boulder-like objects splashed straight down into the water on his right then left. He fled back home suspecting a joke, but the others had never left the house.

Rock throwing
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