Nebraska IBS Sighting Reports

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410 BURT Connie Johnson and Sheryl Rupert Place NOV, 1974 “Bigfoot All Over The Country;” Marian T. Place 2
BF seen in cornfield; 6ft;screamed; large tracks found, [Full Report]

1159 KNOX T.S. BFRO FALL, 1979 TR96 2
7 FT BF SEEN, GRAY HAIR, VOCALIZATION [Full Report]

3928 KNOX T.S. BFRO FALL, 1979 TR 96 APR 2000 3
7 FT GRAY BF AT EDGE OF RAVINE, SCREAM [Full Report]

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IBS Report #: 410

Location: BURT county, NB. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 1

Latitude: +041˚ 83' N
Longitude: 096˚ 46' W
Day:
Month: NOV
Year: 1974
Time:
Elevation: 1287

Data Source: “Bigfoot All Over The Country;” Marian T. Place
Credibility: 2
Locality: Oakland
Researcher: Place
Witness: Connie Johnson and Sheryl Rupert

Sighting Type: 1
Summary: BF seen in cornfield; 6ft;screamed; large tracks found,

Sighting Text:
Sighting, Oakland, BF seen in cornfield; 6ft;screamed; large tracks found, Nov 1974; Oakland; Nebraska. Cornfield area with few lightly wooded hills. Two High school students; Connie Johnson and Sheryl Rupert hiked to hilltop overlooking town and saw on far slope huge hairy beast stalkling along the edge of a confield. When it saw them stood; screamed; and ran into woods. Large tracks found. reported by another lady to be six feet tall. “Bigfoot All Over The Country;” 1978; Marian T. Place
Climate / Ecology:

Precip: Tekamah 0.8 1.0 2.1 2.7 3.9 4.5 3.4 3.6 3.2 1.9 1.2 0.9 29.2
Temp: Tekamah 19.0 24.8 36.3 50.5 62.2 71.8 76.3 73.0 64.0 52.3 37.6 23.2 49.3
Sun:
Snow:
Ecology: Missing

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IBS Report #: 1159

Location: KNOX county, NB. United States

Sighting Type: 1

Latitude: +042˚ 50' N
Longitude: 097˚ 51' W
Day:
Month: FALL
Year: 1979
Time: HOUR BEFORE SUNSET
Elevation: 1425

Data Source: TR96
Credibility: 2
Locality: NEAR SANTEE, BRAZILE CREEK WILDLIFE AREA, MISSOURI RIVER
Researcher: BFRO
Witness: T.S.

Sighting Type: 1
Summary: 7 FT BF SEEN, GRAY HAIR, VOCALIZATION

Sighting Text:
NB KNOX 1979 TR96 ELV 1245 425028N 0975102W BFRO T.S. in the fall of 1979 was near Santee, Hy. 12, Nebraska, at an hour before sunset. Witness was at the Brazile Creek Wildlife area along the Missouri River when about 40 yards away, standing at the edge of a ravine, saw a creature. It was about 7 ft tall with gray hair over the whole body, which was muscular with a very thick neck. It was erect, turning it’s head side to side like it was trying to catch a scent. As it looked at witness, T.S. ducked down, and it was gone when witness looked again. The day before there was a loud scream, but T.S. thought it was a bobcat. It was very long and loud, similar to a female’s scream. A friend of witness was at a deer stand about a mile and a quarter away in the direction the creature went. He later said that, “I probably wouldn‘t believe what ran by his deer stand.” He described the same creature witness had seen. The ravine was some 250 yards from the river in a moderately to heavily wooded area. The marshy area was near chalk rock cliffs.
Climate / Ecology:

Precip: SANTEE 0.7 0.6 1.3 1.3 2.9 2.5 2.0 3.0 1.4 0.9 0.8 0.4 17.8
Temp: M
Sun:
Snow:
Ecology: Missing

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IBS Report #: 3928

Location: KNOX county, NB. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 3

Latitude: +042˚ 50' NN 09751
Longitude: 097˚ 51' W
Day:
Month: FALL
Year: 1979
Time:
Elevation: 1243

Data Source: TR 96 APR 2000
Credibility: 3
Locality: near Santee, Brazile Creek Wildlife area
Researcher: BFRO
Witness: T.S.

Sighting Type: 3
Summary: 7 FT GRAY BF AT EDGE OF RAVINE, SCREAM

Sighting Text:
* T.S. in the fall of 1979 was near Santee, Hy. 12, Nebraska, at an hour before sunset. Witness was at the Brazile Creek Wildlife area along the Missouri River when about 40 yards away, standing at the edge of a ravine, saw a creature. It was about 7 ft tall with gray hair over the whole body, which was muscular with a very thick neck. It was erect, turning it’s head side to side like it was trying to catch a scent. As it looked at witness, T.S. ducked down, and it was gone when witness looked again. The day before there was a loud scream, but T.S. thought it was a bobcat. It was very long and loud, similar to a female’s scream. A friend of witness was at a deer stand about a mile and a quarter away in the direction the creature went. He later said that, “I probably wouldn‘t believe what ran by his deer stand.” He described the same creature witness had seen. The ravine was some 250 yards from the river in a moderately to heavily wooded area. The marshy area was near chalk rock cliffs.
Climate / Ecology:

Precip: SANTEE 0.7 0.6 1.3 1.3 2.9 2.5 2.0 3.0 1.4 0.9 0.8 0.4 17.8
Temp:
Sun:
Snow:
Ecology: Missing