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Odor Florida Second-hand Clear all
1974 Davie, Florida #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/02/03/sc-ep295-the-creature-was-hit-by-the-police-car

Odor near Davie, Florida (1974)

A local friend who swam in the turnaround where alligators would not go searched underwater and found an opening. He swam about 100 feet into a cavern, surfaced under the area used for bikes and horses, and encountered an overpowering stench that burned his eyes and made breathing hard. He believed he had found the creature's lair and asked the witness to keep it secret.

OdorStructure or nest
when [name withheld] was probably nine Florida #458b9590-f45c-4ee3-af61-5d49132ad727

Sasquatch sighting in Florida

Two younger brothers and a cousin went to play by a slanted live oak and fruit trees. They hid in grass and watched an auburn-reddish tall creature pick fruit and hold it in its arm, sniffing toward them before walking off. The brother later reported hearing owl-like calls but never seeing it again.

Full-body sightingOdorVocalization
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