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A strange footprint, thought to be that of Bigfoot, is getting some attention from wildlife experts.

Sarah McRann was at Shuswap Falls near Lumby Sunday, April 12, when she noticed a large print in the dirt, which she recognizes from previous encounters.

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But one local wildlife expert is skeptical and says tracking involves having two or three footprints, not just one.

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Conservation officer Tanner Beck questions the footprint.

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As a Vernon Search and Rescue member, and with his business, Wise spends a lot of time in the outdoors.

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For him, seeing is believing.

But the same goes for McRann.

Whether the footprint really is that of Bigfoot or not, McRann hopes the topic is a nice distraction from all the coronavirus crisis news consuming so many of us.

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