Ohio, 2015, my grandson and I had driven up to East Fork Lake to take pictures of deer.
They come out in the evening to graze near the lake. We took a few photos of the deer then decided to leave because it was getting dark. As we were leaving the park (two lane road with heavy woods on both sides of road), I had been talking to him (he was driving and I was in the passenger seat) when I turned my head forward and noticed something a short distance in front of us next to the side of the road.
There was something tall and very dark that was hard to make out. As we slowly passed it I could finally see it and realize it was a Sasquatch. It was very large with a chest about 3 feet wide and stood about 7 to 8 feet tall. It was not moving, it was just standing there looking down the road from whence we had just come. I said to my grandson “what was that” and he could not answer.
We kept driving out of the park too afraid to turn around and go back. It had come out of the woods and was probably getting ready to cross into the heavy woods across the road. That animal was huge and looked very powerful. I was shocked because it is a busy park but with a lot of deer and people with picnics. I forgot to mention it was late, somewhere around 8 PM, the sun had already gone down but we were still able to make out object from the twilight.
ohkyhiker
Thanks for posting. This about a 40 minute drive from my home. (Cincinnati)
thomas w
we must be close i always look on the roads on the way home from the Star light drive inn in Amelia. live in southgate ky (have read sbout signtings in kenton cty on bfro off licking river)
Frankie P
Wow. I wish I had known if BF were there when I was there 40 years ago. Just didn’t know at the time they were anywhere but California! lol. Good report.
David D
Hey, ohkyhiker, nice to here from someone who lives in Cincinnati. I was born there, many moons ago, and grew up in a some-what still rural at the time, Reading, Ohio. Our neighborhood, was still surrounded by woods and fields, at the woods and creeks are the places I used to spent my time playing. What I now know, is that I was ALWAYS being watched; always. Many of those old haunts would really creep me out, but looking back on it now, it was kind of a “cool” creepy. The same thing always happened when I was taken over into Eastern Kentucky, to visit my granny. She and my grandpa, lived way out there, in the hills, basically a boy-hood dream land. One night in the fall, when I was about nine or ten, granny came into her tiny living-room, they called them parlors in those days, anyway, she told me not to go outside a night, because the old booger man might get me! I just kinda shrugged it off at the time, thinking it was just one of those things that adults say to scare you, to keep you from wondering off or something. But, Granny was as honest as a day is long, devout old fashioned Methodist; in short, she wouldn’t lie to save her own life! I miss those days; being able to get out there and hike, explore the woods and hollows. So, please man, the next time your out on a good stretch of the legs, remember one who prays for you folks that go out to those places. Be careful, and watch out for Copper-heads! David
michael n
Ohkyhiker, hey its good to know there is someone in my neck of the woods!! Be careful out there. I live in Hamilton which you know is a suburb of Cincinnati. Im also about 40 mins from East fork. Been there fishing many times. Its strange…..all the times I’ve been fishing in different places around cincy and felt weird but didn’t know why or just shook it off like it was my imagination. Now I know what to look for. Be ware of dogman too. They have been sighted in the city of Cincinnati. Crazy right?!!! Anyway thanks Wes I appreciate your hard work bro.
Dawn K
Where is it in this photo?