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Winter 1988 Francesville, Pulaski County, Indiana Class B #7239

Footprint found in the snow near Francesville

The witness was walking with friends when the group found a single bare footprint in melting snow. They told the witness's parents, returned with a tape measure, and photographed the print, which measured 13 to 14 inches long and looked wide. No creature was seen, and the print was described as heading back toward the woods.

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late in the season Indiana #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/09/11/sc-ep252-hear-nothing-see-nothing-know-nothing

Tracks in Indiana

While walking deer trails by the creek late in the season, the brothers found a human-like footprint at a junction of several paths. One of them photographed it with an old cell phone and later showed it to others, one of whom immediately called it a footprint.

Tracks
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