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5 March 1969 North Bonneville, Skamania County, Washington Class A #1621

Fisherman witnesses bigfoot cross the road in front of his car

Shortly before dawn on a foggy morning, the witness was driving toward a fishing area when headlights illuminated a large fur-covered creature in the road. The creature moved across the highway and leapt up a steep roadside embankment estimated at 14 feet high. The witness was badly shaken, stopped at a cafe, and later reported the incident to county authorities.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
the year before Eatonville, Washington #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/05/10/sc-ep102-very-close-encounter-with-a-sasquatch

Sasquatch sighting near Eatonville, Washington

The year before the main sighting, the witness's brother-in-law almost hit a creature with his pickup near Eatonville and arrived badly shaken. Next day he and his mother found about 20 other people searching the same field for tracks.

Road crossing
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