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28 June 2010 Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts Class B #28017

Hikers observe and cast possible fresh footprints in Leominister State Forest

A couple hiking in the woods heard a close grunt and brief heavy movement, then continued on. About an hour later on the return leg they found six fresh, very deep human-like barefoot prints with deer tracks in hard mud where they had seen nothing earlier. They took cell phone photos, grew uneasy and disoriented, and left by a different path without seeing any animal or person.

VocalizationFootstepsTracks
on 7/18 Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts Related account #28017

Tracks near Leominster, Massachusetts

The witness returned to the same spot with two companions about three weeks later and found the same tracks still visible and made a cast.

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