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BFRO YEAR: 2000(?) Ste. Marie, Jasper County, Illinois Class B #10879

Mushroom hunters find series of large footprints near Ste. Marie

The witness and a companion were mushroom hunting when they found about ten barefoot-like prints crossing a muddy stretch of a mostly dry creek. The prints appeared to enter from water on one side and exit into water on the other, heading east toward a nearby river. The witness felt no barefoot person should have been in that remote bottoms area and no photos were taken before rain.

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three days ago Buna, Jasper County, Texas Related account #76702

Tracks near Buna, Texas

A friend hunting with companions in the same lease area recently found a four-toed footprint about the size of a men's size 11 and heard tree breaks and unidentified noises.

TracksTree breakUnidentified sound
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