The images captured are from Michigan. A listener writes “I took these pictures in January of 2019 in a city park. It was very early in the morning and it was snowing heavily. I love hiking in falling snow and it’s a not large park.
It was really odd to find these prints. I mean who walks miles in bare feet in 10 degrees? My dog tracked them until they just stopped at a clearing. We must have walked to the edge of the park at that point. They stopped short of going into the grave yard. We did not encounter any other people while we were out. Just odd and fun creepy photos of something inexplicable. Who’s running around barefoot in the snow?
Matthew W
What kind of dog? Pom mix?
KELLY K
Where in Michigan?
Charles R
Yes, where in Michigan. They do not appear to be really large, smaller than the booted tracks on the sides. Did you measure them and did they go in a mostly straight line? How did your beautiful dog react to them. Was it on these tracks or the human boots. I only ask as in early FEB. 2011 on Latham Ln., next to Round/Indian Lake in Iosco Country, Michigan (10 miles NW of Tawas, MI) I ran across a very fresh trackway. It has just snowed at least 20 inches and they had just plowed Latham LN. I took my two Golden Retrievers out for and early morning walk, before we went snowmobiling at my sisters lake cabin. At the end of Latham lane before it reaches the Huron National Forest a huge trackway went into the yard of the last house. It then crossed over a 4.5 foot fence, made a few tracks and crossed back over to the road. I could not make the stride that this trackway did in the deep snow, even though I strectched way out. And each track was much larger than my size 12 snowmobile boots. I was afraid my 2 dogs would follow me and bugger up the trackway. They loved snow and never faulted about going over deep drifts. But on this occasion they both stayed at the road and barked and barked continuously for me to come back. I spent about 10 minutes examining the trackway and when I got back to the road, they made a dash back over a 1/4 mile to my sisters cabin. My phone was a flip phone with no camera. Also just to the north of this area in the forest both me and the next year my wife both heard the Ohio Howl late at night in the summer of 2011 and hers was 2012.
Josephine L
These are great pictures and you have a beautiful dog
Ron S
KSO footwear. Not that I want to write my name in yellow into your winter wonderland, but I saw a guy running in the snow down a trail (similar to the scene above) with these rubber toe separated shoes last winter… This is more than likely the case imo.
You almost need something more with the trackway such as having an impossible human stride length, foot length and depth, the tracks suddenly stop or vanish for no apparent reason like the being that made them had dematerialized, something else with high strangeness go with it.
Sometimes modern peoples mentality as well as fashion trends are even stranger than Sasquatch itself
As soon as I seen the footwear and the tracks left by that guy last winter I knew there’d be a bunch more people in the near future who might jump to conclusions and start snapping pics of these unusual prints. So hold your horses on these before you start mixing up a hot batch of plaster and cast these puppies to display in your man-cave.
Gumshoguy
Michigan has 83 counties city park where?