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March 13, 2012 Harriman, Roane County, Tennessee Related account #35914

Tracks near Harriman, Tennessee

Other individuals reportedly found grass footprints in about the same area in March 2012.

Tracks
after a rain Lawrenceburg, Lawrence County, Tennessee Related account #24547

Tracks near Lawrenceburg, Tennessee

Immense human-like footprints were commonly seen in bare dirt yard after rain, large enough to fully contain an adult's shod foot.

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four days later Flat Woods, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee Related account #30748

Tracks near Flat Woods, Linden, Tennessee

The witness returned four days later and found a footprint larger than his own size-twelve shoe.

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Date unknown Norris, Anderson County, Tennessee Related account #35114

Tracks near Norris, Tennessee

Other people are said to have found footprints in or around the same area.

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