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Siskiyou County, California · 2001-06-15 · from the BFRO archive

An account in Siskiyou County, California

I was in a creeky wooded area outside of Dunsmuir, CA. I was sitting high on a side of a large hill. I noticed a bigfoot squatting down in the creek bed catching fish. He/She was about 7 1/2 foot tall and very dark colored long hair. From the distance I was at I couldn't see its face. The area was dead silent... I moved to get my binoculars and it senced me and took off down the creek bed.

 

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