Legends of Lancaster - The Albatwitch

[@everevelyn1094]

How have I never heard of this?

[@andrewjohnston4731]

I live in Lancaster and I’ve been around all these places but never seen anything like that

[@melissamattilio492]

Well done, Mr. Huber - great fun!

[@MichaelStrawn_I_am]

Awesome video!

[@erikrhafer6644]

I've heard of this on Sasquatch Chronicles also called the apple snitcher.

[@ellisashton6822]

If bigfoot exists then this is either baby bigfoot or a related spiecies

[@garylong7096]

All my life l would of said, it's pretend stuff. That was up till about 2 years ago. Love to hunt and fish and live in PA. So far, l have not see one. Tho, l have came across tracks in snow, 16" long ,4' stride ? Fishing, Skyukill River, 12" long tracks, same shape. Duck hunting yesterday morning, came across, 6" wide, 12' plus long tracks, Looks like it has 3 big toes? I don't know? Took pictures of that one. :).

[@ellisashton6822]

@@garylong7096 neat that must have been a sub adult (an equivalent to a teenager) maybe

[@garylong7096]

@@ellisashton6822 . Sorry , the last print l saw was six inch x twelve inch. Not feet. Don't know much of these creatures. Past two years hunting, l passed tracks, that make you question and say. There's more here than l know. As for the ones they call apple snatchers, general smaller. Reminds me more of a child in a candy store. Been hunting for 40 years, they must be a harmless creature. Haven't come face to face. Yet.

[@ellisashton6822]

@@garylong7096 12 inches long that sounds like the size of a sub adult

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

Apple theme dishes. Reminds me of Ye Old Apple Days on Newhart show. :)

[@michaelmaloskyjr]

I guess P.I. can now mean paranormal investigator. Alrighty then.

[@layom444]

I could take him in a fight

[@maxf7351]

My triple-fat ex mother in law is from Columbia Lancaster - covered in fuzz likes apples and all food

[@mikeknepp2507]

I can't believe no one has made the connection to the Elbedritsch. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elwetritsch