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second trip in June, afternoon after arrival Saskatchewan #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/01/31/sc-ep189-sasquatch-is-bad-for-business

Wood knock in Saskatchewan

Shortly after returning to the same camp for a bear hunt, the witness heard three distinct knocks from across the river. The guide arrived at the same time, heard the same sound, denied it was a moose, and appeared frightened. They discussed that others in the area talked about Sasquatch-like sightings.

Wood knock
back in November on first whitetail trip Saskatchewan #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/01/31/sc-ep189-sasquatch-is-bad-for-business

Wood knock in Saskatchewan

The witness was placed in a blind before dawn on a paid whitetail hunt. Over about an hour he heard loud wood-on-wood knocks roughly every 15 minutes that seemed to approach from several hundred yards to near the blind. He later heard movement in a nearby ravine but could see nothing, and the trip organizer suggested the sound was a moose.

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