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Date unknown Indiana #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/09/11/sc-ep252-hear-nothing-see-nothing-know-nothing

Footsteps in Indiana

On more than one late-morning solo hunt, a hunter experienced complete quiet followed by intense anxiety and left the woods for the road to wait for a ride. While leaving he heard branches breaking and brush moving behind him but never looked back.

FootstepsMovement only
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