From the facebook page of the Ohio Bigfoot Conference:
“Possible juvenile tracks from Trumbull County, Ohio???? Found by a hunter in early Fall way off the beaten path…. There were some larger impressions off to the edge of this particular patch of exposed earth but in the weeds (notice the partial heel in front on the top side of the 2nd photo). Probably human but you never know…”
Credit:http://bigfootevidence.blogspot.com
michael n
Awesome! I love Ohio reports.
Patricia R
Barefoot human tracks in early fall in Ohio? I’m not sure that would explain these…..
Milton L
Nice photos.
Carl M
What size is that boot! Might help put the foot in context.
Jeffrey H
Got to love Ohio and it’s Bigfoot action!!????
David R
Look at the track in front of this one. It looks bigger, and no boot marks!
David R
When it comes to small bigfoot tracks it’s hard to tell. I saw one smaller that was way out on an old dug out logging road that you couldn’t drive to. It was in Grays Harbor WA back in 1980, and I know that no kid made that in the fall!
Christopher c
Bottom line is they were found way off the beaten path,they are flatfooted in nature which narrows it down greatly since the majority of humans are not flatfooted unless they are wild indigenous, so It looks to me that these are genuine it’s too bad they did not cast these as the substrate so favorable that dermals could very well be present upon closer examination because to the clay like consistency of the mud.
Robert W
Cleveland Metro Parks in Ohio- where my BF encounter was as an 18 yo in 1975…creepy scary!
Jerry W
If you look in the middle you can see what looks like an upside down V towards the middle where you might have a mid tarsal break, I think this is a print of one of those feet running shoes, they are made with zero lift. If you google something like ‘feet sneakers’ and look at images there are several that look similar. IMHO.
SantiamLady
Hard to tell, cause not an 18″ specimen. But could certainly be a adolescent.????
Janetta V
Looks genuine. Maybe more than one. Has the mid-tarsil (spelling) break in there.
Ted G
If there is other evidence anywhere around the print that would help to lend credit to it being either human or sasquatch. How dicernable are the other tracks. Are there scat piles anywhere near? Any nesting/blind sites? You have to look at the evidence as a while like a crime scene.