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Structure or nest Oregon Second-hand Clear all
when we were 10 or 11 years old Oregon #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/03/02/sc-ep83-sasquatch-encounter-on-the-mountain

Sasquatch sighting in Oregon

[name withheld] and a friend, ages about 10-11, were hiking unsupervised from an expedition base camp in the Cascades when they found drag marks and a crude log teepee structure. His friend climbed to peer inside and came face-to-face with a hair-covered, bear-like but man-like creature using a stick, then fled in terror to camp. The group stayed the night under guard and were told something large circled camp all night before they evacuated at dawn.

Partial sightingStructure or nestOdorFootstepsAnimal behaviour
in the 1970's Elderberry Inn/Tillamook, Tillamook County, Oregon Related account #2102

Structure or nest near Elderberry Inn/Tillamook, Oregon

A friend of the witness was shown a nest in the same canyon area in the 1970s.

Structure or nest
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