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a couple weeks ago New Mexico #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/03/14/sc-ep200-the-200th-show-part-two

Tracks in New Mexico

An older woman got up early to warm her car and found a footprint by the vehicle and a handprint on the rear window. She had also noticed small rocks being thrown at the windows. She was advised to trigger the car alarm to scare off whatever was nearby.

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October of last year and this spring, late spring New Mexico #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/07/17/sc-ep343-sasquatch-encounters

Handprint in New Mexico

A family twice found a large handprint on a vehicle, first last October and again in late spring. On one evening they saw something looking in the window above the TV. On another night a child saw a small monkey-like figure playing by a tree that left when disturbed. Dogs react with fear when it is around.

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