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Physical traces Virginia Clear all
one day in the winter Virginia #1910903f-b673-486d-ad96-16bf5eb0d6ce

Tracks in Virginia

While squirrel hunting in winter the witness checked mud beyond a log for tracks. He found a small human-like bare footprint with apparent dermal ridges, about eight inches long, far from roads in freezing weather. He could not explain it as a person being barefoot there.

TracksDermal ridges
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