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Yellow Bird: Is Big Foot wandering reservation?
Monday, March 8, 2004
"Tales of creatures that disturb our mundane and everyday lives are not uncommon. To claim, however, that you've seen such a creature is to hear snickers or out-loud laughing. Yet, when I heard what happened on the Fort Berthold reservation near New Town, N.D., I wondered. It was a sighting of one of most common of these creatures - Sasquatch or Big Foot."
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DOREEN YELLOW BIRD COLUMN: Big Foot in North Dakota? Maybe, just maybe
(The Grand Forks Herald 3/6)
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