Warren County, Ohio · 2023-02-28 · from the BFRO archive
An account in Warren County, Ohio
As we were driving along State Route 350 toward State Route 123 south of Oregonia, we came to the Loveland Bike Trail that runs next to the Little Miami River. As I slowed down near bike path crossing, we looked out the passenger side of the car and saw a large black figure standing [a distance] up the bike path, facing the river, while it was snowing. The ground was covered with at least three inches of snow so it didn't appear that someone would be on the bike path biking or walking the trail. The weather was not ideal for anyone to be hunting or walking on the path at that time. The figure appeared to have come from the woods and was walking toward the river. It was difficult to estimate the size of the figure when they saw it. It didn’t appear to be a hunter as they would have been wearing an orange vest, or at least an obvious clothing pattern.
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