MILL POINT, W.Va. (AP) — While they didn't see hide nor hair of the beast itself, 20 people taking part in a four-day search for Bigfoot in West Virginia say they found tracks believed to have been made by the elusive creature.
Members of the Bigfoot Field Re:deadhorse:searchers Organization's 2008 West Virginia expedition also claim to have heard sounds made by Sasquatch.
Steve Willis, a Cowen native now living in Virginia, led the Pocahontas County expedition.
Willis says the tracks are believed to have been made by a Bigfoot female and juvenile. He says the group also heard sounds described as being like someone knocking a baseball bat against a tree.
The organization estimates there are up to 6,000 sasquatches living in the USA and Canada. But skeptics cite the lack of physical evidence.
