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Unidentified sound1 Wood knock1

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Mississippi3

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Lamar County2 Pearl River County1

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later that day (about 4:00 pm) Picayune, Pearl River County, Mississippi Related account #8429

Sasquatch sighting near Picayune, Mississippi

The witnesses returned to the first viewing spot later the same afternoon and could not find the shape.

later in December Purvis, Lamar County, Mississippi Related account #77455

Unidentified sound near Purvis, Mississippi

Later in December while hunting alone on the western edge of the same swamp, the witness heard something large splashing in the water for over an hour.

Unidentified sound
mid November Purvis, Lamar County, Mississippi Related account #77455

Wood knock near Purvis, Mississippi

In mid-November the witness and a relative were deer hunting in the same general area when they heard loud knocks from the swamp, returned them, and received a response.

Wood knock
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