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Date unknown Potter County, Potter County, Pennsylvania Related account #71728

Tracks near Potter County, Pennsylvania

The witness noticed a long footprint-like impression against the cabin by a window but judged it too poor to attribute.

Tracks
Saturday the 9th of October 2021 Potter County, Potter County, Pennsylvania Related account #71728

Howl near Potter County, Pennsylvania

On Saturday the witness heard many coyotes howling near the cabin and heard branches breaking from woods to the north and northwest.

HowlUnidentified sound
Friday evening on the 8th Potter County, Potter County, Pennsylvania Related account #71728

Sasquatch sighting near Potter County, Pennsylvania

On Friday night the witness scanned the yard with a spotlight and saw two sets of red eyes moving toward the field, then heard branches breaking from the wood line.

EyeshineUnidentified sound
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