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6 December 1996 Pollock, Grant Parish, Louisiana Class A #1537

Forest Service surveyor finds over 20 large foot prints along a forest service road

The witness stopped after noticing large footprints on the side of a road and found over 20 tracks that entered the woods, crossed the road, and continued into the woods. The tracks had five toes, were larger than the witness's size-12 boot, and sank deeper than the witness's boot print. Deer tracks and deer hair were also present around the tracks. The witness left to get a camera and returned to take five Polaroid photos of the tracks.

Tracks
during summertime Louisiana #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/12/04/sc-ep279-encounters-in-louisiana

Tracks in Louisiana

The witness was walking a road through the family property to look for trespassers. Just off the road on a cow trail to a pond he found a single deep human-like track in hard dry sandy ground. He covered it and brought game officials who photographed it and said it was not human or bear.

Tracks
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