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through out the week Pinecrest, Tuolumne County, California Related account #868

Structure or nest near Pinecrest, California

During the week the group felt watched, noticed no wildlife, found small stacked rock piles that vanished overnight, and smelled a strong bad odor near the tent.

Structure or nestOdorAnimal behaviour
four thirty in the morning Old Northern California Mining Camp,, Siskiyou County, California Related account #12405

Sasquatch sighting near Old Northern California Mining Camp,, California

Early one morning the witness watched a very tall long-limbed figure stand from blackberries eating and run toward the creek, later finding a large torn-fern bed near a spring and large footprint tops dissolving in creek sand.

Full-body sightingTracksStructure or nest
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