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July 1996 Ontario Class B #1294

Brushfire fighters find and photograph large track in remote area on the northside of Lac Seul

The witness reports that co-workers found a single very large footprint in dry mud while working on a remote forest fire. The co-workers photographed the print with a tape measure for scale. The witness does not state that they personally saw the track.

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BFRO YEAR: apx 1979 Between Lombardy And Portland, Ontario Class B #14981

Possible tracks found near cabin at Otter Lake

As a child on a family vacation at a secluded cabin, the witness experienced nighttime garbage disturbance and loud branch snapping during an afternoon walk. One morning the family found several very large footprints in damp dirt outside the cabin, so large that an adult foot was dwarfed inside one. The family left the same day without making a cast of the prints.

Tracks
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