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Idaho woman blames car crash on deer-chasing Bigfoot

A series of 3 plaster casts taken from footprints suspected to have been made by a Sasquatch in Vancouver, Canada.  Some experts say the creatures really do exist and have been sighted in the United States, Canada and Russia, among other places.
By Shelby Lin Erdman, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 26, 2017

A northern Idaho woman blamed a car crash with a deer on a Sasquatch sighting last week.

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The woman told police she collided with the deer after spotting a Bigfoot on a highway near Potlatch near the Washington border, according to NBC Montana.

The woman said the Sasquatch was chasing the deer Wednesday night along the side of the road, and as she watched the creature in her rear-view mirror, the deer veered onto the road in front of her car.

The Benewah County Sheriff's Office issued the report on the accident, but did not report any evidence of a Sasquatch, NBC Montana reported.

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