10 Most Active 'Bigfoot Sites' in the US
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Credit: Karl Tate, Life's Little Mysteries
Intro
Three in 10 Americans believe Bigfoot is real, and every year hundreds or thousands of people search for the legendary humanoid in remote woodland areas. Each year, dozens of Bigfoot hunters claim to have caught glimpses of the creature in locations all across the United States. Arguments about the veracity of the sightings notwithstanding, here are the 10 locations where sightings have occured most often since 1995, according to a database kept by the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization. -
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Pennsylvania
Number of sightings: 98 -
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Pennsylvania
Number of sightings: 98 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Daniel Case
New York
Number of sightings: 101 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Daniel Case
New York
Number of sightings: 101 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Wayne L. Bart
Colorado
Number of sightings: 110 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Wayne L. Bart
Colorado
Number of sightings: 110 -
Credit: Creative Commons | MDuchek
Michigan
Number of sightings: 141 -
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Michigan
Number of sightings: 141 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Daniel Schwen
Illinois
Number of sightings: 176 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Daniel Schwen
Illinois
Number of sightings: 176 -
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Florida
Number of sightings: 207 -
Credit: Public domain
Florida
Number of sightings: 207 -
Credit: Public domain
Ohio
Number of sightings: 224 -
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Ohio
Number of sightings: 224 -
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Oregon
Number of sightings: 227 -
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Oregon
Number of sightings: 227 -
Credit: Public domain
California
Number of sightings: 425 -
Credit: Public domain
California
Number of sightings: 425 -
Credit: Creative Commons | Kelvin Kay
Washington
Number of sightings: 528
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