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Tracks Winneshiek County Clear all
28 January 2009 Cresco, Winneshiek County, Iowa Class B #25382

Hunter encounters freakishly large tracks in a field south of Cresco

The witness was hunting on public land in northeast Iowa just before dark when they found large single-file tracks in snow crossing an alfalfa field. The stride was far longer than the witness felt a human could manage in that snow depth, and the prints were later described as men's size 13-14 without visible toes. The tracks were estimated to be a few days old and were heading east.

Tracks
on an earlier occasion Cresco, Winneshiek County, Iowa Related account #26922

Tracks near Cresco, Iowa

The main witness had earlier seen widely spaced footprints in grass with no details observed.

Tracks
during winter Cresco, Winneshiek County, Iowa Related account #26922

Tracks near Cresco, Iowa

Tracks were reported found around the area during winter.

Tracks
last winter Cresco, Winneshiek County, Iowa Related account #26927

Tracks near Cresco, Iowa

Tracks were reported in the area during the previous winter.

Tracks
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