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Tracks42 Property disturbance9 Partial sighting7 Animal behaviour5 Full-body sighting5 Vocalization4 Hair3 Odor2
Show 8 more Blood or tissue1 Unidentified sound1 Movement only1 Rock throwing1 Handprint1 Door or window contact1 Structure or nest1 Road crossing1

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Tracks15 Hair2 Other1 Measurement1 Cast1 Photograph1

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Date unknown Place not stated Related account #1730

Sasquatch sighting

Two individuals associated with a ranger station and a fisheries department are said to have seen tracks and the creature itself.

Partial sightingTracks
a few years ago Place not stated Related account #31009

Tracks

A girl known to the witness's sibling reportedly found a footprint without having a camera.

Tracks
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