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Show 7 more Handprint1 Object throwing1 Silhouette1 Door or window contact1 Road crossing1 Unidentified sound1 Scream1

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Otero County5 Los Alamos County2 San Juan County1 Rio Arriba County1 McKinley County1

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A couple years ago Jemez Pueblo, Los Alamos County, New Mexico Related account #28218

Scream near Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico

A companion and relatives at the same meadow reportedly heard prolonged shrieks and later watched an upright figure move between trees on a ridge, followed by a loud nighttime shriek from the ridge.

ScreamPartial sighting
After our encounter Sheep Springs, McKinley County, New Mexico Related account #34460

Sasquatch sighting near Sheep Springs, New Mexico

Other people were heard to have witnessed Bigfoot in the same area after this encounter.

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