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Two separate mini-Bigfoot sightings reported in an area of Pennsylvania with a history of activity

Reports out of Southwest Pennsylvania indicate that people are seeing some odd creatures wandering around outside. They've been described as Bigfoot encounters, but these aren't your typical 8-foot giants.

These are sightings of what Penn Live reports are "mini-Bigfoots." The two separate incidents took place last Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Wednesday, Aug. 19, and involve Bigfoot-like creatures that are no taller than five feet.

The first encounter, which was reported to researcher Stan Gordon, took place on a farm in Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

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The witness, Gordon reported, was wrapping up a chore at one of the farm buildings on the property when she heard what sounded like something being thrown around.

As she exited the building she "noticed a figure crouching behind trees approximately 60 feet away. She then saw a second, similar figure crouched near the first."

She claims the two figures jumped up and started running around as if they were playing. She watched them for several minutes, describing them as walking upright on two legs and standing about three and a half feet tall.

"Their bodies were covered with straggly, medium-length, light brown hair," Gordon noted from the witness' account.

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"Neither appeared to have a visible neck. Their heads seemed to rest directly on their shoulders. Their faces were darker brown than the rest of their bodies, and their eyes appeared round and dark brown."

The witness, unfortunately, didn’t have her phone with her. But she went on to describe them as having slender arms reminding her of a young child's arms and making noises that sounded like a baby cooing.

The encounter came to an end when she sneezed and the two mini-Bigfoot spotted her. She ran home and told her husband about it.

The family dog was afraid to go outside after the incident, and she was awakened one night by a sound similar to the cooing she says she heard. Her husband heard loud knocks the day of the sighting, but didn’t witness anything himself.

The second of the encounters took place the following night around 8:00 p.m. in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. A driver along a rural road says she spotted a creature covered in hair running up a hill.

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The witness only saw the creature for a few seconds, but says she got a good look at it. She estimated the height to be just five feet tall. She says it moved on two legs and was covered with charcoal-gray hair.

"Its head was somewhat dome-shaped, with no apparent neck. The arms were long and swung as it moved. Its nose appeared slightly flat with flared nostrils," Gordon noted.

"The witness did not notice any ears. Its eyes were small and dark. She saw only one hair-covered leg clearly as the creature spun around and retreated down the hillside."

This general area of Pennsylvania has had Bigfoot and UFO sightings before, according to Gordon. But there's nothing to connect these recent sightings with any of those prior reports.

The mystery of these purported mini-Bigfoot will likely remain a mystery. As is the case with a lot of sightings, this one did not come with any supporting physical evidence. Not even a blurry picture of what is probably a shadow.

If there are any further mini-Bigfoot sightings or any sightings of Bigfoot at all, for that matter, OutKick OutDoors will be on top of it.

If you have your own sighting to share or come across anything, send it my way sean.joseph@outkick.com.



source https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-culture/two-separate-mini-bigfoot-sightings-reported-pennsylvania-history-activity

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