Stephen Meecham, a resident of Medical Lake, Washington, recently walked with his wife in the local forest and photographed the beautiful snowy landscapes.
Suddenly, the couple saw a number of very large footprints in the snow, similar in shape to the prints of a bare human foot.
According to the man, he and his wife tried to trace where the footprints went, but quickly gave up, since the snowdrifts were very deep, and the footprints were taken away into the thicket of the forest.
Meacham measured the tracks and each track was 23 inches long (over 50 cm), and the distance between the tracks was 35 inches (88 cm).
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Moreover, in an interview with krem.com, Stephen Meacham said that this is not the first time he has seen such huge tracks. He had previously seen them in Northern California, where he grew up.
Some commentators have suggested that a large elk could have left these tracks, but many agreed that it was a yeti.
Reporters contacted the local Department of Fish and Wildlife and it turned out that they were already aware of the discovery of large humanoid tracks. However, they are sure that these are traces of some ordinary tourist, which simply seem larger than they are due to the immersion of the feet in the deep loose snow.
At the same time, the department did not say anything about the fact that the tracks seem to be left by bare feet, which could hardly be done by an ordinary tourist.
Stephen Meecham is confident that the footprints were left by the yeti and has already contacted the yeti researchers, who should soon arrive here to study the prints. Now, however, the tracks are already partially covered with snow.