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1998 Washington #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/08/13/sc-ep351-dark-waters

Sasquatch sighting in Washington (1998)

Two friends hiking to collect rocks for a class encountered a large hair-covered biped drinking from a creek. They watched it stand, display aggression with a bark and boxer-like posture, and vocalize before they backed away. They fled to their car and drove to Bellevue to recover.

Full-body sightingOdorVocalization
Date unknown Alaska #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/04/09/sc-ep314-i-thought-it-was-going-to-kill-me

Sasquatch sighting in Alaska

The host retold a report from Alaska in which a young boy hunting with a small rifle encountered three creatures. After eye contact and growling surrounded him, the boy put his head down crying, the creatures huffed and left, leaving a wild gamey odor.

Partial sightingGrowlVocalizationOdor
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