Submit a Sighting

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Submit a Bigfoot Sighting

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Legends of Bigfoot in Indiana. This page allows visitors to share reported sightings, local stories, or unexplained encounters connected to Indiana.

How to Submit

At this time, sightings and stories are accepted by email. Please send your information to:

Email:
legendsofbigfootindiana@gmail.com

Please Include the Following

  • The Indiana county where the sighting occurred
  • An approximate date or time period
  • A detailed description of what was observed
  • Any relevant environmental details (weather, terrain, time of day)

Optional Information

  • Whether you wish to remain anonymous
  • Whether the story may be published publicly

Important Notes

This website documents stories and reports for informational and historical interest only. Submissions are reviewed for clarity and relevance before publication.

Personal identifying information is not published unless explicit permission is given.

Submitting a report does not guarantee publication.

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