Waldo County

A localized anomaly that left no footprints, no easy rational answers, and a stark, unforgettable image of childhood innocence transformed into something deeply uncanny.

Now, in late October 1970, a local hunter from Waldo County was tracking deer across the northern interior plateau of Sears Island.

The hunting season was in full swing, but the island's rugged terrain meant that few people ventured far beyond the shoreline trails.

The hunter had pushed deep into a section of the woods that was completely devoid of footpaths, navigating through dense pockets of spruce and birch where the canopy was thick enough to block out the low autumn sun.

The small town of Frenchville with 900 people would have to pay $10,000 more this winter had I not been successful.

A businessman in Waldo County who's in the concrete business would have faced $150,000 more a month.

And I'm not finished.

I'm still fighting for more.

The small town of Frenchville with 900 people would have to pay $10,000 more this winter had I not been successful.

A businessman in Waldo County who's in the concrete business would have faced $150,000 more a month.

And I'm not finished.

I'm still fighting for more.

A localized anomaly that left no footprints, no easy rational answers, and a stark, unforgettable image of childhood innocence transformed into something deeply uncanny.

Now, in late October 1970, a local hunter from Waldo County was tracking deer across the northern interior plateau of Sears Island.

The hunting season was in full swing, but the island's rugged terrain meant that few people ventured far beyond the shoreline trails.

The hunter had pushed deep into a section of the woods that was completely devoid of footpaths, navigating through dense pockets of spruce and birch where the canopy was thick enough to block out the low autumn sun.

The small town of Frenchville with nine hundred people would have to pay ten thousand dollars more this winter had I not been successful.

A businessman in Waldo County who's in the concrete business would have faced a hundred and fifty thousand dollars more a month.

And I'm not finished.

I'm still fighting for more of a reduction in the tariffs.

What?

That's up in Waldo County.

Waldo County.

I don't know about Waldo.

Where's that?

Oh my God

...in Waldo County, who's in the concrete business, would have faced a hundred and fifty thousand dollars more a month.

And I'm not finished.

I'm still fighting for more- of a reduction in the tariffs.

The small town of Frenchville with 900 people would have to pay $10,000 more this winter had I not been successful.

A businessman in Waldo County who's in the concrete business would've faced $150,000 more a month.

And I'm not finished.

I'm still fighting for more of a reduction in the tariffs.