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1970–1979 Montana #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/04/29/sc-ep29-savage-bigfoot-attack

Property disturbance in Montana (1970)

Over several years in the 1970s a large smelly intruder rummaged garbage, trashed yards and broke into houses taking food. One family was visited almost nightly and treated it as routine. Residents locked doors, dogs acted cowardly, and meetings were held.

Property disturbanceOdor
Date unknown Dixon, Montana #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/04/29/sc-ep29-savage-bigfoot-attack

Rock throwing near Dixon, Montana

The guest's brother with his sister and her boyfriend shot an elk and were gutting it by a road. Elk scattered oddly, tree breaking was heard, and a large rock landed on the road without rolling. The pregnant sister vomited and returned to the truck, thinking she knew what it was.

Rock throwingTree break
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