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January 2000 Honobia, Oklahoma #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/01/20/sc-ep11-the-siege-at-honobia

Door or window contact near Honobia, Oklahoma (2000)

Over a prolonged period the household was visited almost nightly after midnight until near dawn. Visitors banged on doors and bedroom windows, threw rocks at the house, peered in windows and growled at children. The activity escalated from weekly to every night and left the family sleeping poorly.

Door or window contactRock throwingGrowlPartial sighting
1995–1999 Oklahoma #da9eb7c7-a46e-450b-b86d-351581432b91

Sasquatch sighting in Oklahoma (1995)

Years later the first witness was told by a construction worker about a camping trip with others along the same creek. The group saw strange moving lights, felt a sudden whirlwind, then heard growling and tree-breaking and footsteps in the creek as they fled. Headlights later revealed a huge upright silhouette standing by a tree.

SilhouetteGrowlTree breakFootsteps
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