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Sasquatch sighting near Midland County
A female cousin walking alone on a trail through the woods behind the house saw the creature from the side. It stood completely frozen and motionless though she felt it was aware of her. She pretended not to notice and walked quickly out of the area.
Sasquatch sighting near Midland County
Two boys walking down a road noticed what they first thought was a [name withheld] in an apple tree in an orchard. They watched it stand and walk bipedally between trees while continuing to pick apples. Realizing it was not a [name withheld], they became frightened and left the area.
Tree break near Burnt Ranch, California
The witness hiked several miles down the Trinity River and sat on a rock watching for fish on a calm day. A tree snapped and fell across the river in the brush, then a heavy log was thrown from the brush onto the river bar. The witness left slowly up the trail while watching the far side.
Wood knock in Tennessee
While finishing kayak fishing on a lake, the witness heard owls and then two loud knocks from the woods that sounded like wet wood on a dead tree. The witness did not feel fear and could not identify the source.
Door or window contact in Tennessee
Over a period, someone or something repeatedly came to the grandmother's porch at night, ringing the bell, handling the doorknob and knocking. She also heard deep mumbling and whistles. When she checked, no one was visible.
Vocalization near Vidalia, Georgia
The witness heard a loud moaning crying sound coming from a pond a couple hundred yards from his trailer. He grabbed a shotgun and walked over while it continued. When he arrived there was nothing there and the sound had stopped.
Footsteps near Enterprise, Alabama
The witness was alone at night after pulling a deer into the woods to gut it. He heard cracking and clean snapping of branches circling just out of sight about 20 yards away. He could see nothing in the thick dark until his father drove by and he ran to the truck.
Sasquatch sighting near Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Driving back from Michigan on the Mountain Parkway near Prestonsburg in fog, the tired witness saw a monkey-like creature run across the road on all fours at an angle behind the guardrail. Its head topped the guardrail by a few inches, looked grayish to white, and seemed to blend with the fog.
Wood knock in Washington
A family group with friends hiked in to camp at a remote lake. After a joking tree knock received an answering knock, the night brought dog distress, stick-breaking sounds, and heavy bipedal footsteps passing the tents without disturbing food. The next day one camper felt watched while gathering firewood.
Rock throwing near Elby, Washington
Two friends camped near a river and went for late-night fishing with a lantern. Rocks were thrown at them from across the wide fast river, landing near them repeatedly. They returned to camp to find others in tents and later concluded no person could have thrown such heavy rocks that far.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia
A water taxi operator told the guest that a couple winters earlier he saw what he first took for a big black bear at the low water [name withheld] on Crease Island. It stood up, walked on two legs up the beach and across drift logs, then disappeared into the bush, convincing him it was not a bear.
Chatter in British Columbia
The guest says a relative who often stayed in the guest's trailer in Native Anchorage reported repeated chattering behind the trailer, especially around September near plum trees. The relative attributed it to the big fellas and would pound the wall to make them stop.
Sasquatch sighting near Osoyoos, British Columbia
A guide at the interior cultural center told the guest he saw a big one behind the center. It stuck its head between sage bushes and looked at him, then fled through the sage and disappeared when he walked toward it speaking his language.
Sasquatch sighting near Nanaimo, British Columbia
A Coast Salish elder told the guest that as a young boy south of Nanaimo he found a small hair-covered creature sitting on a cedar fence railing by a beach river. When it saw him it jumped down, put a hand in front of its face, and ran into the forest. The elder called it Steamtum.
Folklore near Mimquamlis, British Columbia
This is a traditional First Nation legend about a couple blessed with a nose-born boy who was teased. When village children stayed out playing after sunset, a hairy wild woman of the woods seized them in a sack. The boy cut the sack open and, with help from deer, bear and mink, led the children back, after which the chief ordered him respected.
Wood knock near Beavertail Lake, British Columbia
While trolling for trout in the fall, visitors heard tree knocks and branches being broken nearby. They returned a couple weeks later in late fall and heard activity again.
Scream in Oklahoma
The witness was alone in an inner tube fishing under a full moon when he felt dread and heard a scream and bushes moving. Several large mesquite trees were shaken from the base at once while he felt rumbling pressure in his chest. He kicked to shore, abandoned his gear in waders, and drove out through brush.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
The witness and his son hiked in the Paradise area, noticed a bad smell, unusual tracks, and dark woods, then showed track photos to rangers who stopped talking. Later on a lower trail they saw a dark upright figure standing by a tree about 100 meters away. They observed it through a monocular, saw it move, left uneasy, and returned to find it gone.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia
A few days before the October chum opening, the guest and three others were anchored off Village Island when banging, chirping whistles and a strong stink were noticed. In the spotlight two upright creatures were seen on the beach, one larger in the grass and one smaller below, which crouched and covered their faces. Rifles were aimed but not fired, and the figures later left into the bush, with further eye-shine, scenting sounds, and a tree bent as one departed.
Howl in British Columbia
The guest recalled living on Village Island in his mid-20s with other young men. For one late-summer to fall period they tried to fall asleep before dark to avoid hearing prolonged howling. He described the howling as not wolves.