Mid-America Bigfoot Research Center

IBS Report #: 3063 is missing

IBS Report #: 693

Location: TUSCARAWAS county, OH. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 1

Latitude: +040˚ 26' N
Longitude: 081˚ 22' W
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Year: 1980
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Elevation: 870

Data Source: TR77
Credibility: 1
Locality: outside of Midvale
Researcher: UNK
Witness: LITTLE GIRL

Sighting Type: 1
Summary: BF LOOKS IN WINDOW

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OH TUSCARAWAS 1980 TR#77 40 26N 81 22W In 1980, outside of Midvale, OH, a little girl, 12, was laying in bed, and saw a thing looking in the window at her. It was illuminated by a kitchen light shining out of another window.
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IBS Report #: 3066 is missing

IBS Report #: 3035 is missing

IBS Report #: 2956

Location: TUSCARAWAS county, OH. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 1

Latitude: +040˚ 17' N
Longitude: 081˚ 36' W
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Month: AUG
Year: 1990
Time:
Elevation: 800

Data Source: TR 73 JAN 98.
Credibility: 3
Locality: LICK RUN
Researcher: DON KEATING
Witness: Richard Myers

Sighting Type: 1
Summary: 9 FT BF SEEN STANDING NEAR OLD BUILDING

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TR 73 JAN 98. Richard Myers of Newcomerstown, OH, was next. His most interesting encounter was during the summer at the infamous location of Lick Run, OH, just north of Newcomerstown, OH. Meyers on a hot August night in 1990 spotted what he believes was a nine foot tall Bigfoot creature. “It was just standing at the side of the old building in the Iron Weed. It’s head was at the base of the down-spouting on the building. I was driving at night and saw it from a distance...it was a bush but as I approached I could see it was something that doesn’t grow there! I told Don and we went back to the area and the weeds were all smashed down where it had been.”
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Precip: NEWCOMERSTOWN 2.7 2.2 3.2 3.5 4.3 4.3 3.9 3.7 3.0 2.4 3.0 2.6 38.9
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Ecology: Missing

IBS Report #: 2416 is missing

IBS Report #: 689

Location: TUSCARAWAS county, OH. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 3

Latitude: +040˚ 29' N
Longitude: 081˚ 28' W
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Year: 1993
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Data Source: TR77
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Locality: NEAR STONE CREEK
Researcher: Chuck Storrie
Witness: 3 COON HUNTERS

Sighting Type: 3
Summary: VOCALIZATION

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OH TUSCARAWAS 1992 TR#77 40 29N 081 28W * Chuck Storrie, guest at the May meeting from Ohio, passed on a few older Ohio reports (Don Keating usually runs just the newer reports that he can personally check out). In 1993, three men were coon hunting near Stone Creek in Ohio, and at a saddle in the hills only 15 yards wide, a thing let out a scream, loud in volume, and repeated it several times. They turned big flashlights on the source, apparently about 100 yards distant, but saw nothing.
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IBS Report #: 3062

Location: Tuscarawas county, OH. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 3

Latitude: +040˚ 24' N
Longitude: 081˚ 33' W
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Year: 1993
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Elevation: 942

Data Source: TR 77 MAY 98
Credibility: 3
Locality: Stone Creek
Researcher: Chuck Storrie
Witness: COON HUNTERS

Sighting Type: 3
Summary: SCREAM HEARD

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TR 77 MAY 98 * Chuck Storrie, guest at the May meeting from Ohio, passed on a few older Ohio reports (Don Keating usually runs just the newer reports that he can personally check out). In 1993, three men were coon hunting near Stone Creek in Ohio, and at a saddle in the hills only 15 yards wide, a thing let out a scream, loud in volume, and repeated it several times. They turned big flashlights on the source, apparently about 100 yards distant, but saw nothing.
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IBS Report #: 366

Location: Tuscarawas county, OH. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 3

Latitude: +040˚ 16' N
Longitude: 081˚ 36' W
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Year: UNK
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Elevation: 806

Data Source: TR#51
Credibility: 0
Locality: Outskirts of Newcomerstown
Researcher: Bob D.
Witness: Bob D.

Sighting Type: 3
Summary: Rocks thrown;trap smashed;track,

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* In TR#50; I ran a report and several pictures from eastern Ohio; Bob D. investigator. The pictures were of a smashed trap; a track; and a rock on a roof and broken well. It would apper that the report is a hoax; deliberately done by the family that lived in the house with the rock on the roof. Another investigator caught the family child with rocks in his pocket. Still not proof...but I have my skepticals on extremely tight; and am squinting!,
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Precip: NEWCOMERSTOWN 2.7 2.2 3.2 3.5 4.3 4.3 3.9 3.7 3.0 2.4 3.0 2.6 38.9
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IBS Report #: 2995

Location: UNION county, OH. UNITED STATES

Sighting Type: 1

Latitude: +040˚ 18' N
Longitude: 083˚ 19' W
Day: 17
Month: JUN
Year: 1980
Time: 9:30 PM
Elevation: 991

Data Source: TR 75 MAR 98
Credibility: 3
Locality: NR MARYSVILLE
Researcher: Daniel Perez, Blake Matthews, EATING BERRIES
Witness: Patrick Poling

Sighting Type: 1
Summary: 7- FT BLACK BF SIGHTING, 4 TOED 17 IN TRACK

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TR 75 MAR 98 The next speaker, Daniel Perez, 10926 Milano Ave., Norwalk, CA 90650-1638. Daniel’s talk consisted of an interesting duel subject theme. The first, “does Bigfoot occur in Ohio?” Was addressed with the retelling of the Patrick Poling Bigfoot sighting of June 1980. The four toed track on display, and originally reported by investigator Blake Matthews, were, accompanied by an interesting report. Patrick was on a tractor when at 9:30 in the evening, he saw a Bigfoot 150 feet away. It was stripping vines from blackberries and blueberries and eating them. It had drooping shoulders, was 7 or 8 foot tall, about 400 pounds, black, heavily haired, but not on the face. It had a persons face. In the area of the 7-8 minute sighting, trees were bent over near where the 17 inch tracks were found, 36 inches between tracks (toe to heel), were found the next day.
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Precip: MARYSVILLE 2.6 2.1 3.1 3.4 3.7 4.1 3.8 3.3 2.8 2.3 2.6 2.5 36.4
Temp: MARYSVILLE 24.6 27.9 38.8 49.6 60.3 68.9 72.7 70.9 64.0 52.3 41.4 30.0 50.2
Sun: Sun and Moon Data for One Day The following information is provided for (longitude W83.3, latitude N40.3): Tuesday 17 June 1980 Universal Time SUN Begin civil twilight 09:30 Sunrise 10:03 Sun transit 17:34 Sunset 01:06 on following day End civil twilight 01:39 on following day MOON Moonrise 13:50 on preceding day Moonset 04:08 Moonrise 14:50 Moon transit 21:50 Moonset 04:42 on following day Phase of the Moon on 17 June: waxing crescent with 22% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated. First quarter Moon on 20 June 1980 at 12:32 Universal Time.
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Ecology: Missing