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Observation type

Physical traces4

Specifically

Tracks4 Structure or nest1 Scat1

When

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State

Kentucky4

County

Pike County1 Logan County1 Lawrence County1 Jessamine County1

Account type

First-hand4

Entries

Main reports only9,644 Related accounts only6,940 On the map8,877

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4 encounters
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around 1966 or 1967 Ransom, Pike County, Kentucky Related account #30814

Tracks near Ransom, Kentucky

As a child the witness and family found many large humanlike tracks in snow leading from the steep hillside to the house.

Tracks
June, 18, 2014 Bowling Green, Logan County, Kentucky Related account #46334

Tracks near Bowling Green, Kentucky

Witness found large and small footprints along old wagon road near creek merge and took photos.

Tracks
The next day Louisa, Lawrence County, Kentucky Related account #27589

Tracks near Louisa, Kentucky

The next day the witness and a relative searched the hill, noted apparent bedding spots, and found a very large human-like footprint on an old logging path.

TracksStructure or nest
The next day Jessamine County, Kentucky Related account #46624

Tracks near Jessamine County

The next day the witness found a large partial footprint and has found human-like feces and vanishing blackberry bushes around the farm.

TracksScat
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