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just here in the last couple of years Sackett's Harbor, New York #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/12/01/sc-ep63-bigfoot-on-the-family-farm

Tracks near Sackett's Harbor, New York

On a 2012 visit the guest learned his nephew had recent odd activity at the same farm property. A dressed deer was lifted off a hook and carried away, dog food disappeared, juvenile-like tracks were found by a pond, a small cedar was twisted between two yard trees, dogs barked at the woods at night, and the nephew's girlfriend felt watched.

TracksTwistProperty disturbance
last week Pine Plains, New York #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/02/08/sc-ep78-east-coast-sasquatch-encounters

Tracks near Pine Plains, New York

A man checking his maple syrup lines found lines ripped out and many Sasquatch tracks on the ground, and called the investigator.

TracksProperty disturbance
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