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spring of 1996 Florida #14156a1d-8968-4a0d-90a7-756850ae9af6

Sasquatch sighting in Florida (1996)

Two identical-twin brothers hiking through ankle-deep water reached a clearing and found a creature lying on its back that flipped to all fours and sniffed them, appearing confused. It then stood on two legs and shook a tree to intimidate them as they backed out. That night at camp their stacked firewood was moved, and a neighboring camper said he saw two silhouettes moving it.

Full-body sightingProperty disturbanceSilhouette
Night two Florida #2f377891-138c-40d4-860a-c7af0743d79b

Silhouette in Florida

On night two the camp team spotted something large in the tree line on thermal at about a 180-yard shot near a 40-foot tree. Several members went out to get a better look. As soon as they got close it vanished with nothing more seen or heard.

Silhouette
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