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January 1958 Harriettsville, Noble County, Ohio Class B #8086

A series of large, human-like footprints are found on a farm near Wayne National Forest

The witnesses found a line of very large barefoot human-like tracks in snow on their farm leading into a wooded hollow and thickets, which they did not follow. The tracks were described as about 13 inches long with five toes, no claws, and a 4.5 to 5 foot stride, unlike bear tracks. A game warden viewed the tracks the next day and could not identify their source.

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the previous year Harriettsville, Noble County, Ohio Related account #8086

Sasquatch sighting near Harriettsville, Ohio

The witness reports seeing a very large black bear at close range on the same property the previous year and seeing its much smaller tracks on many occasions.

Full-body sightingTracks
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