Virginia Hunters' Encounters: Large, Silver-Furred Creature Near Gills Creek

In a recent video from the YouTube channel GIS Answers, the topic of Bigfoot sightings in the Evington, Virginia area was explored. The video uses the Bigfoot Field Research Organization's (BFRO) sightings database to pinpoint specific encounters near Evington. The first sighting is from 1988, where a lifelong hunter heard strange screams in the early morning twilight directly under his tree stand in Campbell County, Virginia. The second sighting is from Amherst County in 2003, where a man saw a large animal by the roadside. The creature had hair hanging from its arms, a flat face, and a sulfurous odor. In Franklin County, a hunter had a daylight encounter near Gills Creek in December 2004. The witness saw a massive, tall animal with a silver-like appearance due to the sun's reflection off its fur. The creature ran away, breaking tree limbs, and the witness heard loud snorting from several deer in the area. The BFRO classifies these sightings as "Class A," which means they were visual encounters. The video provides detailed information about each sighting, including the witnesses' descriptions and the investigators' follow-up reports. GIS Answers also mentions that there are several Bigfoot sightings near George Washington and Jefferson National Parks, both of which are close to Evington, Virginia. The video is a fascinating exploration of Bigfoot sightings in the area and is definitely worth a watch for anyone interested in the subject.