BFRO #78502: Two witnesses in a Razor see a bigfoot at dusk 12 miles north of Topeka

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Observed: At roughly 8:00 p.m., a friend and I were driving home from a friend�s house on his Razor on 94th St., west of Highway 75, heading east. My friend pointed to the south and said, �Hey Warren, is that a Sasquatch?� I looked to the south and said, �Yeah right� It�s one of those metal Bigfoot signs on the hill.� As we were proceeding east, I noticed the arm movement and thought maybe it was mechanical. We stopped when we reached the fence line and saw it was an actual Bigfoot. It was very tall, maybe 7 � to 8 � feet, coned head, covered in black hair, and long swinging arms. It continued over the hill and turned in mid-walk and looked back at us. As it proceeded over the hill, I hollered at it to try to make it stop, but it just kept walking at the same pace. My friend and I looked at each other and said, �What the hell did we just see?� Of course, he said no one would believe us. We turned around to try to see it at the next cross road. Was at the next cross road, stopped at two and half mile to the south and shut off the Razor. I did two calls, and no response. We continued to the next road heading south and turned east. Went to the same fence line and stopped but saw nothing. Once again turned around and went to 94th. No further sightings.Factors involved:� Moon phase: waning 29%� Temperature roughly upper 50s lower 60s� Time about 8:00 p.m., dusk� Weather was partly cloudy and calm� After all this we did see for deer in the same section which were heading its way. After the sighting we saw more deer on the way home and one standing in my friend�s driveway. Theory is he was out hunting deer because they were so active. Do not remember any smells, as we heard they stink. Headed back out this morning to look for tracks and hair.� Only found one hair on fence (looks like deer hair)

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