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in the spring Ontario #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/04/03/sc-ep312-the-snelgrove-lake-incident

Blood or tissue in Ontario

After nail boards were placed as bear deterrents, the owner returned in spring to find blood under and on a board and tissue that looked like foot flesh and fat left on the screws. Hairs caught on screws and preserved tissue were later collected for DNA testing.

Blood or tissueHair
right after the World Trade Center incident Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/07/05/sc-ep120-saquatch-at-my-window

Blood or tissue

Shortly after 2001, a visiting hunter placed in a stand at the group's camp shot one of the creatures, possibly in the shoulder. The animal was not recovered but was reportedly seen later holding its arm. Blood collected at the scene was said to test as an unknown primate with group type A.

Blood or tissue
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