Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Back in January of this year, AJ found these possible Bigfoot footprints from the woods to his house in Rockingham county, New Hampshire. He said that he showed this to New Hampshire Fish and Game and they said it was a snowshoe hare but AJ wanted to get another opinion. The imprints are consistent with a walking pattern rather than an in-line pattern. Also, the prints are wider towards the front and narrower towards the back, whereas rabbits and hares tend to have a wider rear end.
Back in January of this year, AJ found these possible Bigfoot footprints from the woods to his house in Rockingham county, New Hampshire. He said that he showed this to New Hampshire Fish and Game and they said it was a snowshoe hare but AJ wanted to get another opinion. The imprints are consistent with a walking pattern rather than an in-line pattern. Also, the prints are wider towards the front and narrower towards the back, whereas rabbits and hares tend to have a wider rear end.
