It's known by many names around the world but all the stories have one thing in common. A large, hairy, 8 feet or more in height bipedal humanoid. Characterized by large footprints and having a strong, unpleasant odour. Some have also reported trees shaking and branches breaking.
In my own experience several years ago while hunting from a tree stand in the pre-dawn darkness, I heard a tremendous crash behind me which sounded like a tree breaking. There was no wind at the time and it was deathly quiet after. When trail cameras were becoming popular, I captured a photo which I believe is no ordinary animal. Check the images on the cache page and decide for yourself. I have placed a cache near where I once hunted. If you are afraid to venture in I understand. I'm still spooked every time I go there.
A short bushwhack from the highway.
Cache is a small container we won at the FF2016 event. Contains a few trading items, logbook and pencil. Prize for the FTF as well. No food items please!
This cache is part of the Fall Favorites 2017 Challenge (FF2017). For more details on the challenge, see this Facebook Group.
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