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Steuben County1

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Tracks2 Cast1 Hair1 Other1

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Property disturbance New York Tracks Clear all
Date unknown Addison, Steuben County, New York Class B #4643

Follow up investigation to track find in Rathbone

In early August 1995, a couple fishing at a neighbor's pond near Addison found large footprints, hair-like material and disturbed vegetation. Additional prints appeared on subsequent days on different sides of the pond. State wildlife officials and university staff examined casts and samples but did not identify the source.

TracksHairProperty disturbancePossible hoax
last week Pine Plains, New York #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/02/08/sc-ep78-east-coast-sasquatch-encounters

Tracks near Pine Plains, New York

A man checking his maple syrup lines found lines ripped out and many Sasquatch tracks on the ground, and called the investigator.

TracksProperty disturbance
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