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New Mexico2

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Footsteps New Mexico Second-hand Clear all
just last Wednesday New Mexico #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/03/14/sc-ep200-the-200th-show-part-two

Sasquatch sighting in New Mexico

A young couple reported that late at night something dark blocked their bright porch light while looking in the front window and then manipulated the front doorknob. The young woman fled to tell her partner, who lit and threw a firecracker outside. The visitors said they heard the intruder run away.

Partial sightingSilhouetteDoor or window contactFootsteps
past two months, end of August into September to October New Mexico #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/5jpTrfNa6ieiQcpy2O-o26VSjQvKbhmYJi9tyKPRHR4

Vocalization in New Mexico

A man living about 10 miles from the investigator reports a Bigfoot repeatedly chasing his horse and trying to reach goats. He hears yelling and running, finds dogs crying, and shines a flashlight to chase it off during early-morning visits.

VocalizationFootstepsAnimal behaviour
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