[WTOC] One of the most recent Bigfoot sighting claims comes from the South Carolina Lowcountry. Three visitors to Hunting Island State Park reported seeing an animal, 5 to 6 feet tall and walking upright, retreat into the brush from the road as they were leaving the lighthouse around noon on Aug. 3. The trio was unable to take a picture but did report the sighting to park staff and the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization. When asked if the animal was possibly a deer or bobcat, the visitors responded, “No.”
[WBTW] Bigfoot has been “spotted” at least twice this year in South Carolina, according to the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization.
A report states that there was a Class A sighting this month during the day by three people in a vehicle at Hunting Island State Park in Beaufort County, according to the organization. In July, a professional forester reported a Class B sighting involving “wood knocks” near Charlotte.
And in October, another Class B sighting was reported after “chatter and wood knock” was heard on the Broad River near Gaffney. Bigfoot believers often believe that the creatures knock wood together to warn people to stay out of their territory.
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