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Partial sighting South Dakota Related accounts Clear all
During an evening in December 2001 Porcupine, Shannon County, South Dakota Related account #5173

Sasquatch sighting near Porcupine, South Dakota

A witness using a spotlight saw a very tall reddish-brown-haired creature squatting on a ridge with gold eye reflection.

Partial sightingEyeshine
the last time he had worked for the camp Custer, Custer County, South Dakota Related account #19350

Sasquatch sighting near Custer, South Dakota

A counselor reported that during a prior camp season a large bipedal creature entered his cabin and smelled bunks while he pretended to sleep.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Meade County, South Dakota Related account #1082

Sasquatch sighting near Meade County

Elders said many people watching camp alone and lodge fire keepers have seen the being skirting encampments.

Partial sighting
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