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Vocalizations heard from creature seen by witness
A father and son were returning from an unsuccessful hunting trip when the father stopped by a fallen tree to light his pipe and saw a tall hairy unclothed figure standing nearby. The figure vocalized loudly after noticing the man, then walked quickly toward the woods. The son joined his father and both watched the first figure and a second slightly smaller one walk along the woods edge before disappearing into the trees.
Tracks
Later on the same vacation the witness left the trail twice, found wide natural openings, and saw a vague footprint-like impression about an inch deep.
Tracks near Fort Coulonge, Quebec
Footprints were found in deep snow in the same vicinity and photographed, appearing bipedal but expanded by melting and re-freezing.
Tracks near Northern Ontario, Canada, Ontario
On a later visit the witness found one large track and later covered it up while showing people the area.
Tracks
Around the same time the witnesses saw very large detail-less prints in hard clay by the creek that appeared bipedal.
Tracks near Bruce Mines, Ontario
The witnesses had previously seen very large tracks in the snow behind their house that were assumed to be from a very large moose without seeing the animal.
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.
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A couple years earlier the witness group found footprints in snow and shredded bark on standing trees and submitted photos for review.
Possible tracks found in Jasper National Park
The witness was solo backpacking in the North Boundary area of Jasper National Park in 1987 or 1988. Near midday he found several very fresh, large human-like barefoot prints crossing the muddy trail at an angle from dense bush toward a bog. He estimated they were less than an hour old but took no photos and continued hiking, later concluding they may have been sasquatch tracks. He reported nothing else unusual for the rest of the trip.
Tracks
A few months after the pole sighting, the witness found large barefoot prints with visible toes in fresh snow on a forest trail across the road.
Possible snow tracks found in Skagit Valley south of Hope (w/photos)
The witness reported finding very large footprint-like tracks in melting snow on a road south of Hope, B.C., with an unusually long stride. The snow had melted to gravel within the outlines, but the shape looked more like a footprint than a boot print. The witness returned home for a camera and yardstick to document track size and spacing and shared photos to ask whether they could be Bigfoot tracks.
Tracks
The witness and a partner found four bipedal tracks in mud on a newly pushed road.
Tracks
The witness found tracks on additional occasions apart from the walk with a companion.
Tracks
The witness and his son had found tracks on Sept. 20 while hunting and showed them to investigators.
Wood knock near Claremont, New Hampshire
The witness and a friend returned to the site later the same day, made calls that reportedly drew wood-knock responses, and reported finding a footprint, hair, a branch bed, and tree structures.
Tracks near Wilson Mills, ME/ Errol, Maine
The witness returned to the site with two additional people to view the track and noted a high break in a healthy tree.
Tracks
The witness says her mountain lion research previously led to multiple supposed Bigfoot track finds.
Tracks
The witness and a companion found very long footprints and broken high branches while hiking and felt watched and followed home.
Wood knock
A family member walking in the woods felt watched, heard loud repeated wood-on-tree strikes, and found a muddy human-like footprint and stripped cedar bark.
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.