Walkers claim ‘size 16’ bare footprint in mud is ‘proof’ the legendary 7ft ape-man roams Devon’s forests

HIKERS claim to have spotted a “size 16” bare footprint in the mud.

Locals fear this is proof of the 2.2 meters legendary ape man exists and now roams the English woods.

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Terrified walkers enter Devon came across the hard-to-miss prints over the weekend.

The Rock Solid Coasteerin group in Torquay said they emerged from the woods and covered the entire coastal path in shocking sights they had never seen before.

The group of friends was left so ‘strange’ that they couldn’t believe their eyes took some pictures.

Although the footprint was not measured, one man said it was half the size of a size 11 again and said it was like this:clearly a bare foot“.

He told DevonLive: “The prints were large. I have a size 11 and they were half the size again.

“It was clearly a bare foot, every print was perfect like the one in the photo.”

It comes after a petrified mother thought she saw the giant beast figure in Northern Ireland.

Maxine Caulfield’s dogs apparently sensed a presence among the trees and went to investigate while walking through an area in Country Antrim.

During the walk, Maxine took a photo, which she looked at when she got home.

She believed that the image appeared to show an unknown creature.

The area she walked in, Slieveanorra, is said to have been haunted since October 1942, when a US Air Force B17 Flying Fortress bomber crashed into a mountain there.

Eight of the ten people on board the plane died.

Many have questioned the existence of Bigfoot over the years.

Alleged sightings have occurred, along with footprints that some believe are proof of its existence.

The mythical beast is believed to be two to three meters long and weigh more than 35 stones, with footprints measuring 47 centimeters long.

One of the first discoveries of Big foot was in 1811 when British explorer David Thompson found large footprints attributed to the creature.