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Date unknown Texas #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/01/09/sc-ep70-down-the-rabbit-hole

Tracks in Texas

A field researcher and a companion found a camp that appeared violently destroyed, with a damaged tent, blood, large tracks and snapped trees. They called emergency services, received no immediate response, and documented the scene on video. The account was later subject to alleged pressure and editing requirements.

TracksTree breakProperty disturbanceBlood or tissue
over 30 years ago Texas #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2013/11/30/sc-ep5-bigfoot-stories-and-encounters

Sasquatch sighting in Texas

A group of hunters encountered two upright hairy figures while hunting in a creek valley and shot them, first at distance and then at close range in a thicket. They found blood and examined the bodies, noting human-like but different features and hair covering. Fearing they had killed people, they buried the bodies in a hole.

Full-body sightingTracksBlood or tissue
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