Evidence

Tracks & Casts

Here is the exact location where the team found a single track along the perimeter road of the park. The track was roughly 12 inches long x 5 inches wide. The track appeared to be a single right foot with some possible toe definition.

January 15th, 2023

Part of the NOBRO team traveled to the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge for a day hike during MLK Weekend. The team found interesting structures and tracks along the way. Bigfoot Eyewitness, Mr. H, also showed the team the exact location of his sighting in the park.

Single Right Track

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

12 inch length

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

5 inch heel width

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

17 inch length

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

16 inch length

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

16 inch length

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

Marsh Track

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

Marsh Track

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

18 inch track

Stinchcomb 01-15-23

The NOBRO Team hiked into the marshy area next to the parking lot of the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge on 01-15-23. The marsh was dried up making it easy access for the team to investigate for tracks in this location.

Location of 11x7 inch footprint on river shoreline. There were other prints out in the water where it crossed the river.

March 13th, 2022

NOBRO Members Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge Hike

Fantastic field day with the NCRP/NOBRO Team on Sunday, March 13th, 2022. The team hiked nearly seven miles total within the Refuge and saw areas they had never viewed before! Very interesting structures and some intriguing footprints were found. See the caption descriptions of the photos below:

Length 11"

Width 7"

14 x 6 Inch Print

Print with Toe Slides

December 4th, 2021

NOBRO Investigates Track in Tulsa

Park Naturalist, Kim Watson, spotted a larger than normal track on a trail in Chandler Park located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Watson posted her find on the Chandler Park Facebook page and the Native Oklahoma Research Organization reached out and offered to assist in the mystery of this unique track. Local Investigators, Ryan White and Jim Mordecai, went out and took measurements and casted the track. As of now, this track checks all the boxes of being a legitimate Bigfoot track but NOBRO is still studying the track for further analysis. Right now the track is ruled undetermined. Great find by Naturalist Kim Watson! Thank you to the staff at Chandler Park for working with NOBRO on the mystery of this local track in Tulsa!

Chandler Park Print

Size 6 Women's Shoe

Length 17"

Ball Width 6-7"

Heel Width 4"

Mixing the Plaster

Stirring the Plaster

Labeling the Cast

Chandler Park Cast

Ryan White of NOBRO

Chandler Park Cast

Cleaning the Cast

March 21st, 2021

Jim Mordecai of the NOBRO casts a track that the group found during an Expedition in Honobia, OK. Honobia is the center of the Kiamichi Mountains Adventures led by Troy Hudson. This track was discovered in the base camp fire pit. It is highly unlikely a human would step in a fire pit barefoot voluntarily. Also, an eyewitness attendee had a visual Class-A Sighting during the Expedition Weekend.

The Fire Pit

The Track

The Plaster

The Final Cast

Track Evidence Found in Honobia, OK 2018

Troy Hudson & Jim Mordecai of NOBRO cast several footprints just days before the Honobia Bigfoot Conference & Festival in October 2018

Track Evidence Found in the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge

Evans Bailey & Ryan White of NOBRO find a trackway about a quarter of a mile long in the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge. The Refuge is NW of Oklahoma City and is around 1,000 acres which is split by the North Canadian River. The trackway had consistent 10 inch footprints both left and right. It was cold and rainy the week before the tracks were discovered leading the team to believe a human would be very uncomfortable walking barefoot in these conditions.

Stinchcomb Trackway 04-13-19

Stinchcomb Track 1 found 04-13-19

Stinchcomb Track 2 found 04-13-19

Area 3 Track found on 03-28-2020

Video Footage, Night Vision, & FLIR

FLIR Footage April 11th, 2021

NOBRO member Evans Bailey caught footage of unknown heat signature at the Heyburn Wildlife Management Area near Polecat Creek, Creek County, Oklahoma

Audio Recordings - Vocalizations & Tree Knocks

These are audio files collected by Evans Bailey from the Spring NOBRO Campout on April 10th, 2021 around the Heyburn Wildlife Management Area & Heyburn Lake. These vocalizations fall within the 800-1000Hz Range of suspected Bigfoot Vocalizations. Headphones with full volume is recomended while listening to these Audio Recordings.

Single Yell