Tracks near Packwood And Randle, Washington (2020)
Account
The witness and family stopped while driving to hike and explore around Brownie Creek. While hiking along the sandy banks, the witness nearly stepped into a very large footprint estimated at 17 inches or more. Family members also saw the print, photos were taken, and the group then continued up the mountain.
What was reported
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Physical traces
Facts & provenance
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| Date |
24 July 2020
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| Time of day |
1:35 pm
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| Place |
Packwood And Randle, Lewis County, Washington
Stated
BFRO report #76858
· BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
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| Map point |
46.57, -121.64 (± 1000 m)
BFRO map layer point for report 76858 (4 decimals, no boundary)
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| Account type |
First-hand
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| Witnesses |
4
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| Witness was |
hiking and exploring along creek bank
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| Witness's word for it |
giant footprint
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| Source classification |
Class B
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Evidence & investigation
What the source says was found or done. Claimed evidence is listed as claimed; the Anomadex has not examined it.
- Investigated by
- Scott Taylor (BFRO)
Single large footprint in sandy creek bank, described as somewhat degraded by rain
Measurements: 17" or more
Three photos of the track, one showing the witness's own footprint alongside for scale
Investigator estimated track length at just over 17 inches using witness's size 12 shoe as scale
Measurements: a little over 17 inches long
An investigator reviewed the three track photos and estimated the track length at just over 17 inches using the witness's shoe as scale.
An investigator reviewed the three track photos and estimated the track length at just over 17 inches using the witness's shoe as scale.
An investigator reviewed the three track photos and estimated the track length at just over 17 inches using the witness's shoe as scale.
An investigator reviewed the three track photos and estimated the track length at just over 17 inches using the witness's shoe as scale.
Source timeline
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BFRO report #76858 Primary
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BFRO map layer Reference