Geographical Index > United States > Pennsylvania > Armstrong County > Report # 3547
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Submitted by witness Joseph D. B. on Monday, December 28, 1998.
While working on a farm, teenagers spot Bigfoot nearby watching them
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YEAR: 1976
SEASON: Summer STATE: Pennsylvania COUNTY: Armstrong County LOCATION DETAILS: It was around 1976 0r 1977 right off of Rte 422 and Mushroom mine road, in Worthington, Pa 16262, which is located in Armstrong County. It was up in the fields and woods over looking the Mushroom mines.
OBSERVED: We were just teenagers..and working as laborers throwing hay for Old Fat Minteer, who was our boss. I guess we were probably 2/3 fo the way done with the wagon,when I looked over on the other side of the dirt road which parelled the field.
What I saw there, I could only describe as what would of been.. something about 7 to 8 feet tall, (we judged this later by the tree it was near. It was standing erect, with it's arms by it's sides, just kinda staring at us.
We stopped the tractor, and watched it for about 2 minutes until it wandered off at a brisk pace on two legs. Not once did it make any noise, or any threatning gestures towards us in any way.
I told my father about it that evening, as did Lee. He told me, we were probably just seeing things. We told people at school, and they just kind of blew it off as if we had made it up.
This is area I grew up hunting and hiking in, and other occasions, we have heard strange howls, cries or moans or what ever you want to call them. I knew the couple times I have heard what ever it was, my hair stood up on the back of my neck.
Just typing about it now, I'm getting goosebumps and a cold chill up my back.
ALSO NOTICED: As I stated above...we have strange things in that area, my dad just said it was probably just a wild cat....I've heard wild cats and that wasn't the sounds we've heard.
OTHER WITNESSES: We were both stacking hay bales as they came out of the baler, while Old Fat drove the tractor.
OTHER STORIES: I have told numerous friends about this, and some believe me and some don't. ENVIRONMENT: It was across the dirt road which, if you cross where we had seen it, and follow it down over the ridge, there is a old logging road that runs by a small pond and creek bottom.
There are a whole bunch of old caves and thickets back in that area, from the old coal and mushroom mines. There is a really long (probably 3 to 4 mile) valley that loops around the hill and leads into a huge stand of pines.
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