Harford County 
          Maryland
          Gunpowder Falls State Park 
          1999 
          Reported by Jenny Herritt RN
          
          "I was out hiking one morning in early July, and found a large 
          footprint in the muddy riverside. The footprint was about 18 inches 
          long and had 4 toes. The width was at least 6 inches and probably more. 
          My normally friendly Golden Retriever became very anxious, and aggressive. 
          He would growl and cling to my leg and have his tail tucked down. I 
          called investigator Dave Bittner who found additional evidence. There 
          was the leg of a killed deer, which was placed directly on our path. 
          About a week later, I went hiking again and found another footprint 
          evidence of a Bigfoot that I photographed. While I photographed the 
          print, I heard the eerie scream that reminded me of howler monkeys I 
          have heard in Belize, Central America. Thanks to L. Jen Silver.
          - ---
        Investigator Bittner 
          wrote:
          I think some clarification is in order with this report.
          When I visited the Gunpowder Falls State Park with Jenny, the original 
          footprint she had found was no longer there, having been washed away 
          by the river. I never got to view the original footprint. We hiked around 
          the park, using the trails, and coming down one hill found some deer 
          leg bones on the edge of the trail. (I have a photo of them.) Saying 
          that they were "placed" there is stretching things a bit, 
          and implies that someone left them there for us to find. I seriously 
          doubt this was the case. We found some deer bones, nothing more, with 
          no Bigfoot related signs nearby. Unfortunately, Jenny photos didn't 
          come out. They are out of focus. While I'm open minded to the possibility 
          that there may indeed be a Bigfoot roaming though the Gunpowder area, 
          I've personally yet to see any compelling evidence. Jenny is sincere, 
          however, and I'm hopeful that her continued investigations in the area 
          will unearth some hard evidence.
        Posted to the IVBC 
          Wednesday 25 Aug 1999 14:26:21 -0400