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Eyeshine Kentucky Related accounts Clear all
mid September 2011 Brandenburg, Meade County, Kentucky Related account #30673

Sasquatch sighting near Brandenburg, Kentucky

The witness's son and daughter encountered a large dark-furred creature with shining eyes in the yard near the garage amid a strong stench.

SilhouetteEyeshineOdor
one night last summer Jessamine County, Kentucky Related account #46624

Sasquatch sighting near Jessamine County

On another night the witness and a companion saw red glowing eyes about eight feet high in the valley when shining a light.

Eyeshine
The next weekend Mays Lick, Fleming County, Kentucky Related account #25702

Sasquatch sighting near Mays Lick, Kentucky

Four people in a truck at night shone a spotlight through the woods, saw a figure behind a tree with red eyes, then heard it running uphill.

Partial sightingEyeshineFootsteps
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