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Daytime sighting by young bicyclist near Nottingham
The witness was riding a bicycle on trails behind the house on a summer day. After hearing stomping noises and then a loud deep vocalization, the witness stopped and saw a large hairy figure about 20 feet away hitting a tree. After brief eye contact, the figure stepped into the woods and disappeared, and the witness rode home quickly.
Dog walker reports being paralled at night along dirt road near Sunrise Lake
The witness was walking a dog along a dirt road beside woods at night when a tall bipedal silhouette with orange-ish eyes was seen at the treeline. The figure paralleled the witness, stopping when the witness stopped, and was still visible across the road after the witness ran home. A relative looked but saw nothing, and no trace was found the next day.
Sasquatch sighting in New Hampshire
A couple nights later the guest returned with his mother carrying thermal and night vision. They saw figures popping up behind a boulder and tree, felt dread, and left after something struck the car. The next day she found a freshly twisted sapling where they had parked.
Sasquatch sighting in New Hampshire
The guest took his friend to a peninsula swimming hole at night, making noise for bears. They heard large branch breaks and heavy bipedal footfalls closing in and paralleling them out. Two deer emerged and walked with them to the car while the sounds continued alongside.
Chatter in New Hampshire
The guest's mother has reported ongoing activity at her home for years. She hears talking in the woods, rock and pebble throws, and scratching on the siding, feels watched, and sees movement. Her dog refuses to approach the woods across the street.
Sasquatch sighting in New Hampshire
The witness stopped to visit the grandfather at his farm and the older man said he had been dealing with large monkey-like creatures in the woods. They hid behind trees, wove in and out toward him, and showed their teeth, which he mimicked. The witness at the time discounted it as early confusion before later dementia.