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2001 Oklahoma #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/11/25/the-wrap-up-show-with-shannon

Sasquatch sighting in Oklahoma (2001)

A self-described skeptic hunting from a tree stand noticed a three to four foot tall chimp-like animal in another tree about twelve feet off the ground. Its facial skin was dark brown. The sighting badly startled him because it was unexpected.

Full-body sighting
Date unknown Oklahoma #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/MoB1lB6mgEp8z_oZgazLZqWBk4Tcpk0FUMWkz1BtkrY

Sasquatch sighting in Oklahoma

A resident described repeated booms that shook his brick house, later finding cracked and pulverized bricks high on the wall. On another night he shone a spotlight into a field and saw a large gray figure moving very fast and low like a spider on fingertips and toes. The account was retold by a visiting investigator from his show interviews.

Full-body sightingProperty disturbanceUnidentified soundMovement only
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