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Bigfoot Hunters Die Searching For Sasquatch In Washington Forest
Two men died looking for bigfoot in a remote part of Washington state, sparking a three-day search and rescue effort. A ...
2 men found dead after searching for Sasquatch in Washington state forest, authorities say
The bodies of the men were located in a heavily wooded area of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, according to the Skamania ...
2 Men Hunting For Bigfoot Freeze To Death In Washington Mountains
Two men who went hunting for Bigfoot were found dead in Washington after being missing for three days. The Skamania County ...
2 Men Dead In Washington State As Search For Sasquatch Takes Tragic Turn
Volunteers "fought through freezing temperatures, snow, high water levels, heavy rain, downfall, and heavily wooded terrain" ...
LBC9d
Two men found dead after Christmas Eve Bigfoot search in Washington forest
Two men from Portland, Oregon, died after setting out on a quest to find Bigfoot in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, ...
2 men found dead in Washington forest after going on search for Sasquatch, authorities say
Two men from Portland, Oregon, were found dead in a Washington forest after they embarked on a search for Sasquatch, ...
Two Men Found Dead of Exposure in Washington’s Cascade Range Were Hunting For Sasquatch, Officials Say
Officials say that exposure claimed the lives of two Bigfoot hunters in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State.
Newsweek10d
Men Searching for Sasquatch Found Dead: What We Know
Alleged Bigfoot sightings and stories of a large ... Search and rescue teams are shown in Skamania County, Washington, as two Oregon men were found dead in Gifford Pinchot National Forest after ...
Action News Now10d
Search for Bigfoot ends in death for two men in Washington
Two Portland men are found dead after an "exhaustive" and "grueling" three-day search over Christmas in the Gifford Pinchot ...
Victorville Daily Press13d
Urban legend or San Bernardino local: Bigfoot sightings a common occurrence in SBC
It was a cool Wednesday morning, the Southern California daybreak dew laid heavy underfoot. A marine layer of stubborn fog disgruntled the view and restricted eyesight to only five feet ahead.