[name withheld] sees a trackway coming straight down the mountain through his binocs
Account
The witness was at a lake glassing south toward another lake on March 3. Through high-power binoculars the witness noticed a wide trail in the snow that ran straight down the mountain and across scree before turning near timber at the bottom. The trail was described as miles away and several feet wide. The account notes a bear or a Bigfoot could have made it, and questions why a lower pass was not used.
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| Date |
3 March 2001
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|---|---|
| Place |
Estacada, Clackamas County, Oregon
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| Map point |
45.2982, -122.3324 (± 15 km)
Census 2023 Gazetteer centroid of Estacada city (GEOID 4123800), matched from nearest town 'Estacada'
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| Account type |
Second-hand
Derived
Oregon Bigfoot report #13
· Oregon Bigfoot report, “Description” section
· read with 80% confidence
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| Witnesses |
1
Derived
Oregon Bigfoot report #13
· Oregon Bigfoot report, “Description” section
· read with 85% confidence
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| Witness was |
glassing distant terrain with binoculars
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| Conditions |
Snow on ground
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| First published by |
The Track Record
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Evidence & investigation
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wide snow trail running straight down mountain and across scree seen through binoculars
Measurements: estimated 3-4 feet wide; seen from 3.5-4 miles away; described as about 4800 feet
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Oregon Bigfoot report #13 Secondary