Investigators Cast Plaster of Suspected Bigfoot Tracks Near Camp

A group of investigators discovers what they believe to be Bigfoot tracks along a shoreline near their camp. They examine the prints closely, noting the spacing of the toes and the distinct shape of the heel, which they say doesn't match a bear or a human foot. To document the find, they make plaster casts of the suspected track and use one team member's foot (size 11-12, 265 lbs) for comparison. They observe that the ground squished back up under his weight, unlike the original print which held its shape. The track appears to show the creature stepping on a log, pivoting, and heading back rather than continuing toward the water. The team plans to wait for the casts to set before retrieving them.