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Red River County Class B First-hand Clear all
April 2024 Bogata, Red River County, Texas Class B #77205

Apparent bigfoot track (see photos) in Sulphur River bottom outside town of Bogota

The witness went to check cattle on leased land near the south Sulphur River and found a single clear heavy barefoot-like imprint in gravel-mixed soil just inside a gate in a secluded area. The witness noted only a few people have access and saw no reason for anyone to be barefoot there. The witness photographed the imprint with a scale object and searched the area for additional prints.

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