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Eyeshine Ohio Clear all
Date unknown Ohio #05bb12d3-0fab-40e1-b460-80b22920b90b

Sasquatch sighting in Ohio

On another visit to Beaver Creek with the man whose property produced the Ohio Howl, the guest and others in fog saw dull reddish-orange glowing eyes across the river. They watched it run up a slope while keeping its eyes on them.

Eyeshine
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