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Partial sighting Oregon Third-hand Clear all
1949–1950 Oregon #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/10/25/sc-ep57-missing-people-and-bigfoot-encounters

Sasquatch sighting in Oregon (1949)

A group of young people were swimming when one girl sitting at a picnic table screamed after seeing a large hairy figure watching through bushes. When she screamed it replaced the branches to cover its face and left. She was hysterical and only described what she saw after calming down elsewhere.

Partial sighting
two days later Hood River County, Oregon Related account #671

Sasquatch sighting near Hood River County

Two days later multiple observers reported a similar figure in the westbound lane at the same spot.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Myrtle Point, Coos County, Oregon Related account #25531

Sasquatch sighting near Myrtle Point, Oregon

Former owners reportedly saw a bigfoot at the same property before the main event.

Partial sighting
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