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2 encounters
Tracks Fillmore County Clear all
19 May 2002 Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota Class A #4379

Two witnesses have a daylight encounter in their camp near Spring Valley

The witness and a relative were camping on their property when the relative spotted a hairy man-like figure near the campsite. The witness then saw the upper half of the figure as it stood and walked away toward dense trees and a ravine, later finding large five-toed footprints in a creek bed. Later that day the witness heard a high-pitched scream while alone on a dirt bike, and that night something large reportedly ran past the tent while a neighbor's dog chased it.

Partial sightingTracksScreamFootsteps
late last summer/early fall Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota Related account #4379

Tracks near Spring Valley, Minnesota

The witness and companions found very large and smaller ape-like tracks crossing a cornfield without damaging stalks plus a mangled deer leg.

Tracks
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