Class B First-hand BFRO #23493

Possible tracks in snow east of Humptulips (w/photo)

March 2008 about 2pm Humptulips, Grays Harbor County, Washington 4 witnesses

Account

Four people driving logging roads found large footprints in about a foot of snow beside the road. After photographing an initial line of about six prints, they found a longer line of more than thirty prints on a landing. They concluded the prints were not human because of the large size, five toes, and long stride that the witness could not recreate.

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What was reported

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Physical traces

Described appearance

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Feet src
about 5-6 inches longer than size 13 boot, approximately 17 inches long
Gait src
stride about 4 ft, three regular steps to equal one stride
Other features src
five toes, pointed straight down in digging fashion

Facts & provenance

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Date
March 2008
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, labelled fields: Year, Month
Time of day
about 2pm
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, “Time And Conditions” section
Place
Humptulips, Grays Harbor County, Washington
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
Map point
47.2337, -123.9805 (± 15 km)
Geocoded BFRO report #23493 · gazetteer:place · read with 50% confidence
Census 2023 Gazetteer centroid of Humptulips CDP (GEOID 5332650), matched from nearest town 'humptulips'
Account type
First-hand
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witnesses
4
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, “Other Witnesses” section
Witness was
driving on logging roads looking for 4x4 trails
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witness's word for it
bigfoot
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Source classification
Class B
Stated BFRO report #23493 · BFRO classification label

Evidence & investigation

What the source says was found or done. Claimed evidence is listed as claimed; the Anomadex has not examined it.

Investigated by
David W Ellis (BFRO)
Tracks

About six large footprints in about one foot of snow beside the road heading into brush

Measurements: about 5-6 inches longer than size 13 boot

BFRO report, “Observed” section
Tracks

Longer track line on landing with more than thirty impressions showing distinct toe print and long stride

Measurements: stride about 4ft; heel to heel 54 inches; impression approx 17 in long, 8 in wide at ball, 4-5/8 in at heel

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Photograph

Witness took several pictures of tracks including boot placed beside track for scale and stride recreation

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Other

Big yellowish to dark orange spot/hole in snow where track-maker reportedly stopped to urinate

BFRO report, “Also Noticed” section
Tracks

An investigator interviewed the witness, estimated impression size from boot scale, and reviewed photos of tracks and stride.

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Photograph

An investigator interviewed the witness, estimated impression size from boot scale, and reviewed photos of tracks and stride.

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Measurement

An investigator interviewed the witness, estimated impression size from boot scale, and reviewed photos of tracks and stride.

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Follow-up

An investigator interviewed the witness, estimated impression size from boot scale, and reviewed photos of tracks and stride.

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section

Source timeline

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  1. Published 2008-03-31 Retrieved 2026-09-24 Version 1 2 images at source Hash e2b5fb6747d3
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