HOWLAND – Could Bigfoot be in Trumbull County, Ohio? One man thinks so.
Pete Kondolios, of Howland, says he and a friend believe they spotted the creature previously in 2014 and 2015. But now, Kondolios thinks this Bigfoot is back and brought friends. “We found these tracks just this week and they are fresh,” Kondolios said. He said they were found in a wooded area in Howland Township. “The one print is very large and there are two smaller sets , that are still pretty big,” Kondolios said. He placed a dollar bill next to one of the prints to show how large it is. He added that he plans to track the creatures and hopes to find them soon.
Tony s
Does a natural foot print have such a hard and distinct lines?
Karen C
Deep impression of foot bed but toes seem to be rather narrow, normally the toes are larger (especially big toe) and more defined. Thank you Pete for wonderful Pic.
Tedd
Hmmm, large but little boot like? Not saying one way or another but just my first impression. The history seems to call for continued monitoring/searching for sure! Thanks for sharing and good luck.
Black-YETI
could be…lots of food there. Deer and small game to eat.
Scott D
That’s a winter boot, with the rounded front. The front that looks like toes is actually the tread….
It is this kind of boot, with a different pattern in the front.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjfwuLQ8ubMAhUp4YMKHd-LCSUQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.stylegirlfriend.com%2F8-winter-boots-youll-wear-winter%2F&psig=AFQjCNF-uC7kHsXUZ1mTGtBJdqqJItTeBA&ust=1463773174142926
Scott D
BTW, it is the LL Bean boot, you have to scroll down….sorry.
Robert H
Looks like a boot if I ever saw one ?
Jeffrey H
I sorry to say but it doesn’t look like a BF footprint, like others have said and since it’s almost a perfect boot print, it looks like a boot print. The top area is pretty close in size to the bottom area. And what looks like claw marks on top of the footprint is either a bear footprint or mud fly off the tip of a boot. I would encourage the author to prove us wrong by following up on his research! Good for Pete in noticing the print in the first place.
Black-YETI
I think cabelas or ll bean call it the Maine boot…I think your right.