Large, barefoot, bipedal tracks found by trapper in a densely forested area
Account
An experienced trapper reported finding a line of at least twenty large barefoot bipedal tracks on January 17 in a densely forested area. The tracks crossed a road, descended a slope and crossed a creek, indicating a very long stride. The trapper followed them a short distance until snow and blowdown timber stopped him, and the original tracks were not measured or photographed.
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Facts & provenance
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| Date |
17 January 2000
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|---|---|
| Place |
Seaside, Clatsop County, Oregon
Stated
Oregon Bigfoot report #110
· Oregon Bigfoot report, labelled fields: County, Nearest Town, Nearest Road
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| Map point |
45.9890, -123.9210 (± 15 km)
Census 2023 Gazetteer centroid of Seaside city (GEOID 4165950), matched from nearest town 'Seaside'
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| Account type |
Investigator summary
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| Witnesses |
1
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| Witness was |
trapping
Stated
Oregon Bigfoot report #110
· Oregon Bigfoot report, “Description” section
· read with 80% confidence
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| Conditions |
snow on ground, during wind storm
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| First published by |
BFRO
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Evidence & investigation
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Line of at least twenty large barefoot bipedal tracks crossing road, descending slope and crossing creek, not measured or photographed
An investigator toured the area with the trapper after the snow melted and later found two more discernible tracks with five toe impressions and no claws.
An investigator toured the area with the trapper after the snow melted and later found two more discernible tracks with five toe impressions and no claws.
An investigator toured the area with the trapper after the snow melted and later found two more discernible tracks with five toe impressions and no claws.
Source timeline
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Oregon Bigfoot report #110 Mirror