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Unidentified sound near Collins, Mississippi (2000)
Over seven years hunting the same lease, the witness repeatedly heard loud crashing like a vehicle moving through woods that stopped at cover, rhythmic knocking like hammering heard day and night, careful footsteps around his blind with nothing visible, and children's voices playing in a creek bed that vanished when he investigated. He initially rationalized the sounds as deer, neighbors, or real children.
Unidentified sound near Purvis, Mississippi
Later in December while hunting alone on the western edge of the same swamp, the witness heard something large splashing in the water for over an hour.
Vocalization in Mississippi
Over a period on the farm, the guest and his young nephew repeatedly heard loud prolonged vocalizations and crying-like sounds while outside. The mother dismissed them as a horse, donkey, or bobcat. The guest later doubted those explanations because of loudness and duration.
Sasquatch sighting in Mississippi
A woman hunting deer watched a doe while a Bigfoot crouched below her stand and moved to the field edge. It seized the deer in a bear hug and killed it, carried it under its arm behind her stand, threw it down and began eating. She remained in the stand for hours until companions helped her down.
Wood knock in Mississippi
Over years on the same lease the guest heard repeated rhythmic knocking after getting off his vehicle, plus bipedal steps, truck-like sounds, sticks and cones dropping, and owl-like sounds. He first rationalized them as people, deer, squirrels or owls. After his sighting he reinterpreted them as Sasquatch warning others of his approach.
Partial sighting near Taylor, Mississippi
The guest visits a lineman's encounter location near sunset. They hear a rumbling approach with breaking trees while the lineman retreats to his truck. The guest is left briefly alone, then sees a tall figure move between trees as the truck headlights return, before climbing into the truck bed to leave.
Property disturbance near Poplar Creek, Mississippi
The witness describes nighttime noises around trash followed by discovery that garden plants were trampled and watermelons and vegetables were torn open and half eaten. The next day more fruit trees were found with broken branches and trampled, half-eaten fruit, and peas apparently picked and eaten. An older relative attributed the damage to the local wild man figure.