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Eyeshine Maine Tracks Clear all
Back in October Maine #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2018/04/29/sc-ep428-sasquatch-in-maine

Howl in Maine

At the new house in October the witness heard a different howl, knocked back, and saw red glowing eyes at the forest edge by the cemetery. The next day he and his friend found a track where it had come in. He wondered if it was a different creature such as a dogman or a different accent.

HowlEyeshineTracks
a week later Maine #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2018/04/29/sc-ep428-sasquatch-in-maine

Sasquatch sighting in Maine

A week later the witness and friend saw blinking greenish eye-glow from the woods by the barn. The witness ran to a chest-high corral and watched a huge V-shaped figure without a visible head walk away 30 yards away. He estimated over 11 feet tall and matched it to the large tracks next morning.

EyeshinePartial sighting
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