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Sasquatch sighting in Kentucky
Two hunters with dogs were followed through wooded ridges at night and heard a thump behind them. When they turned with lights they saw a tall creature peering around a tree that did not flinch. They stayed calm and backed out, then the partner panicked when something grabbed and shook his hanging backup light.
Sasquatch sighting in Kentucky
The guest and a friend were walking a remote field in Kentucky to look for artifacts and re-examine barefoot-like prints found the prior days. From several hundred yards away they watched a hair-covered biped stand up, pace near the treeline, flail its arms, puff its chest, and repeatedly pick up dirt clods to sling toward them. The pair kept their distance and walked out to the road, feeling the animal was agitated and territorial and did not follow them.
Footsteps in Kentucky
The next day further downstream, while catching crappie, they heard a large splash crossing the creek, then a large oak tree shook violently with no wind. They heard pacing on the far bank, low grumbling growls, and small rocks thrown toward the water until the father decided to leave.
Wood knock in Kentucky
While fishing a remote spillway with his father, the witness heard distant wood knocks that got closer and heard something bipedal pacing in thick woods. A Red Bull can flew out of the woods and landed near another fisherman, which frightened the father. They left as it got dark planning to return next day.
Sasquatch sighting in Kentucky
As a young child visiting relatives in eastern Kentucky, the witness and a cousin were playing and saw a large all-black human-like figure standing motionless in the floodlit backyard watching them. They told an uncle, who took a gun outside to search for about ten minutes and returned telling them not to mention it again.
Partial sighting near Muhlenberg County
While watching a field, the witness saw a buck run out with tail tucked and heard heavy breathing in the woods behind it. The witness waited for a larger animal but none emerged. The deer then seemed to pass from front to behind instantaneously without being seen running past.
Vocalization in Kentucky
After burning brush in the backyard, the witness was walking toward the house when a very loud yell was heard that set off neighborhood dogs. The witness recorded part of the sound on a phone. Two recordings from the yard were later analyzed and described as having a signature attributed to a sasquatch howl.
Wood knock near Muhlenberg County
Over many years of hunting the same reclaimed coal land, the witness group repeatedly heard loud tree knocks, rocks clanged together, and varied howls after dark. They sometimes returned to camp to find items slightly moved and often felt watched. No creature was seen in these ongoing incidents.
Property disturbance in Kentucky
At his own Kentucky property the witness found garbage cans opened and bags dragged into the woods and torn open. On another occasion a latched feed bin lid had been removed and feed trailed toward the woods.
Property disturbance in Kentucky
The same neighboring farmer would leave tomatoes and other produce on his porch railing to ripen and find them all gone by morning with no debris. Watermelons and garden crops also disappeared without the mess typical of raccoons or turkeys.
Object throwing in Kentucky
While sitting camouflaged against a non-oak tree during bow season with deer nearby, the witness was repeatedly hit on the head by acorns despite no oak overhead. He concluded no other hunter was present and suspected the same unseen thrower that disturbed his neighbor's barn.
Tracks in Kentucky
Another local man out bow hunting for the first time stepped through a barbed-wire fence and looked down to see a large track. He stepped back, gave up the hunt, and never went bow hunting again.
Rock throwing in Kentucky
A neighboring farmer told the guest that rocks would hit his barn roof while he worked inside. He later saw a creature standing on the hill across the pond and photographed it, also photographing a track line in snow with very long strides.