Holmes County, Ohio · 2013-01-05 · from the BFRO archive
Footprints in Holmes County, Ohio
I was walking through a field while deer hunting and noticed odd tracks in the snow. I knelt down for a better look and noticed that the tracks had toes like humans do. I do not see a reason why a human would be walking through a field in deep snow barefoot. I have two photos of the tracks saved to my cell phone.
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both described footprints · 60 km away
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