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Date unknown Place not stated Related account #51962

Folklore

An older relative traditionally warned about a local monster at night, and the witness recalled a childhood hunting trip.

FolkloreHistorical account
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #43889

Animal behaviour

Relatives passed down warnings about a huge bear frequenting a nearby bridge picnic area and harassing people.

Animal behaviourFolklore
8 or 9 years before our incident Place not stated Related account #5694

Folklore

The witness recalled childhood stories of a feral man living in the wider area who was reportedly sought by police.

Folklore
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #25979

Folklore

Locals maintain a decades-old legend of a creature known as the Bardin Booger in the area.

Folklore
When I was young Place not stated Related account #57991

Folklore

The witness recalls hearing childhood stories from locals about a wildman living in the woods.

Folklore
as a kid Place not stated Related account #430

Folklore

The witness recalls hearing many Skunk Ape stories as a child from older hunters at camps.

Folklore
Date unknown Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida Related account #1030

Folklore near Fort Myers, Florida

Local children shared stories of a hairy man living in the woods around the trailer park.

Folklore
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #246

Folklore

The witness reports hearing stories from a relative and another person about wild-man-like figures using creek beds between Georgia and Florida.

Folklore
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #27522

Folklore

Other longtime residents are said to have their own stories.

Folklore
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #2104

Folklore

The witness notes the Fouke monster legend is well known in the area.

Folklore
legends going back tens of thousands of years Place not stated #8400f076-6f98-4f62-a88e-fe95f8ad124a

UFO sighting

The guest retold an Aboriginal legend from a plaque at Coolatops National Park about a god in a ball of light cruising treetops. Seven women climbed trees for a better view and were taken up into the stars to become the Pleiades, one dimmer star being the less pretty woman.

Full-body sightingFolklore
way back, way a long time ago North Dakota #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/11/03/sc-ep58-sasquatch-on-the-indian-reservation

Sasquatch sighting in North Dakota

As a six or seven year old at a North Dakota gathering, the guest heard an announcer tell in the traditional language how a boy playing with cousins along a creek was chased and taken by a Bigfoot. A multi-day search party was lured and misled by mimicked voices and bonfire activity, and the child was never found.

Full-body sightingVocalizationAnimal behaviourFolklore
Date unknown Lovelock, Nevada #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/12/24/sc-ep284-the-christmas-show

Folklore near Lovelock, Nevada

The hosts retell tribal accounts of tall red-haired cannibalistic giants who trapped and ate local people and were eventually trapped in a cave, burned and killed after a multi-year war. Later miners reportedly found large mummies, oversized sandals and artifacts, and a large hand-like mark was seen on the cave wall.

FolkloreHistorical account
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #23489

Folklore

The witness recalled a school rumor that a sasquatch lived in a nearby park.

Folklore
for many years Place not stated Related account #27895

Scream

Locals have long called a wooded stretch along the river the Monkey Den after reportedly being screamed at there for many years.

ScreamFolkloreHistorical account
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #26713

Folklore

Local lore told of a swamp monster called orange eyes living in the river bottom.

Folklore
a few years later Florida #a1037b54-6796-41ce-9ea4-e7ea731aa4d8

Sasquatch sighting in Florida

A few years after the 1918 incident the community reportedly captured another hair-covered figure in the same swamp area. The teller suggests this individual and the 1918 figure were humans with a hair-growth condition from a family that arrived in 1901, distinct from the original 1884 wild man.

Full-body sightingHistorical accountFolklorePossible misidentification
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #1818

Folklore

An old local legend around the Payson area tells of a large hairy creature near the rim that attacks people.

Folklore
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #11451

Folklore

Elders reportedly say homes now stand where trails were once walked.

Folklore
For years Place not stated Related account #2477

Folklore

Locals and early settlers told of a legend that stole hogs and cattle and ruined gardens.

Folklore