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Bigfoot tracks found during snowstorm near Kenyon Hill Preserve
During a daytime snowstorm the witness was walking on the property and noticed a narrow trail of large footprints in deep snow cutting through deer beds. The prints were spaced about seven to eight feet apart and were followed for about 150 feet until they became unrecognizable. The witness recorded the tracks on cell-phone video and described them as unlike moose or deer tracks.
Possible track way found in the snow in Vaughn Woods State Park east of Dover
The witness was hiking alone in a snowy state park while occasionally whooping and knocking. She found a straight line of large, fresh footprints in snow from the previous day and followed it off-trail for about a quarter mile, noting toe and heel details in some prints. She documented the trackway with photos and video before turning back as daylight faded and her phone battery died.
Possible footprint found by a family looking for moose antlers near Wilson Mills
While searching for shed moose antlers, the witness and a companion followed moose tracks past a clearing to a small runoff ditch. There they found a single very large five-toed human-like bare footprint with no claw marks, which they photographed with small objects for scale. They also noted multiple similarly broken trees angled to point along the game trail into dense woods.
Possible track way found in the snow hear Hollis
The witness reported finding large human-like footprints in snow on an infrequently used vehicle trail at the edge of woods, with another similar print later seen beside a dirt road, and noted bent trees in the area over the course of a year. He estimated the prints were about one and a half times the size of his own foot and interpreted them as those of a juvenile Bigfoot. An investigator later visited the site with him, observed odd tree manipulations, reviewed his photos, and described him as credible.
Camper hears screams while camping in Kennebunk, Maine
The witness and a companion camped overnight in a tent in scrub pine after returning from a motorcycle rally. Late at night something approached the tent, producing a strong odor, audible movement, breathing and ground vibration, and a loud scream that continued intermittently before leaving. At daylight the witness found large indistinct impressions in grass and broken ferns leading toward a cliff but no clear tracks.
Series of sightings taking place over three days
A woman driving home in the evening saw an ape-like animal peeking from bushes about twenty feet away, which then ran on two legs into dense woods. She returned later with neighbors and from her car saw it again peering from the fork of a tree while others searched on foot. Officers from multiple agencies searched the area that night without locating the animal.
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.
Growl in Maine
Over about 18 months visiting a remote grow 2-3 times weekly, the witness reports being paralleled, escorted out, growled at, and charged. Specific daytime incidents include cutting the grow when the large male growled and pushed trees down, and a May triple charge stopped when he chambered his pistol while watering plants.
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.
Tracks in Maine
After a friend reported being stalked, the witness examined a large Maine equestrian property and found tree structures and very large tracks. He followed the tracks along an old horse trail to a bog where he heard answering tree knocks left and right and backed out alone without a gun.