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April 2020 Richmond, New Hampshire #772947b9-e4e4-484a-88c6-86f686cbd07e

Sasquatch sighting near Richmond, New Hampshire (2020)

The witness was hiking a loop trail alone while geocaching in early spring. After hearing indistinct voices and what seemed like a person imitating an owl, the witness turned toward the sound near a pond and saw a tall, lean, black figure turning and dropping to the ground behind a stone wall about 40 yards away. The witness continued on, initially rationalizing it as a person, but later concluded it was not human due to its height, very long arms and odd movement.

Partial sightingVocalization
Valentine's Day, a couple years after pond incident Gilmington, New Hampshire #14c1104a-492e-40b0-8630-00aa1158565d

Whoop near Gilmington, New Hampshire

A couple years later the guest and his daughter's mother were having a fire in their front yard. After she dropped a wood-box lid, she heard a strange deep whoop with a high pitch, and he heard the tail end as he came outside. Her mother later said she had heard the same noise every few years since the 1950s.

WhoopVocalization
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