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Hair near Mount Sterling, Missouri
The researcher took boys to a Missouri conservation area chosen from reports and found long strings of hair-like balls, some wrapped around trash. Further up the trail he photographed a bent tree with broken top branches and piles of cut cedar like blinds. He later connected it to a local report of screams attributed to a panther.
Partial sighting in Missouri
The witness was fishing for trout in a creek at dusk when he noticed a hairy mass downstream feeding. After moving closer, the animal rose onto two legs, dropped to all fours to climb a steep sandy hill, then resumed bipedal running and disappeared. He chased briefly but could not identify it and remains unsure whether it was a bear.
Sasquatch sighting near Dexter, Missouri
The witness was home at night with two female relatives when they went to open a sliding glass door for air. Pulling back the curtain, the witness came face to face with a tall gray-white hairy creature bent down with a hand reaching for the door handle. Both screamed, the creature made a horrible groan and ran down the hill toward woods and swamp. Tracks were later seen around the door leading toward the woods.
Structure or nest in Missouri
Two officers spent a day hiking between a park trail and the uncle's land into an unlogged old-woods area. They filmed a rock box containing grape stems, numerous large fresh tree breaks all pointing the same compass direction, and a large intertwined structure at the top. They felt followed, heard large movement above them, human-like mumbling, footsteps that mimicked one officer, and a squirrel that abruptly went silent.
Vocalization in Missouri
Over about a week the witness repeatedly woke alert at night hearing pops like small rocks hitting the house and a cat reacting. One night the witness heard several deep mumbling syllables directly outside the bedroom window that felt like a very large voice. A search with family and by car found no people, vehicles, or tracks except a car dome light on.
Eyeshine in Missouri
During a week-long visit home, the witness showed the mother eyeshine low over a grassy hauler. On separate trips to a car at night the witness twice heard a deep rattling pig-like squeal from the same area. No pigs or hog farms were known in the area.
Sasquatch sighting in Missouri
While driving home late at night, the witness paused with high beams on a field path and saw movement. A large broad outline with widely spaced eyeshine stood by a trailer, moving jerkily before standing upright to face the truck then ducking away. The witness described a massive hairy bodybuilder-like silhouette and was frightened.
Property disturbance in Missouri
After shooting a buck near the house, the witness and a relative gutted it and left the carcass briefly to get tools and lights. When they returned within about ten to fifteen minutes the entire gut pile was gone without blood drag or mess. A search beyond a five-foot fenced enclosure found no remains or trail.
Whistle in Missouri
While squirrel hunting in a drainage holler, the witness used taught whistles to communicate with a companion. Something just over the ridge immediately returned both whistles in a slow airy imitation. They searched the area but saw no one and heard no further response.
Footsteps in Missouri
The witness and a companion were coon hunting at night on unfamiliar ground in cold snowy conditions. They repeatedly heard bipedal footsteps following behind them that stopped when they stopped. They called out but got no answer and found no eyeshine to suggest a cougar, leaving them unsettled.
Tracks in Missouri
After hearing another person's encounter in Missouri the witness went to an overlook in a wildlife conservation area to look around. He found a line of deeply indented tracks extending about 150 meters and spaced about four feet apart where something large had passed.
UFO sighting in Missouri
While living in Missouri near Whiteman Air Force Base the witness once saw a strange light in the sky. He described it as not dramatic, just odd.