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Interaction Clearwater County Clear all
9 September 2018 Headquarters, Clearwater County, Idaho Class B #61107

Archery hunter describes possible stalking incident outside the town of Headquarters

The witness was bowhunting alone uphill on an old railroad grade when he heard something heavy running ahead on the other side of the ridge. As he continued quietly, he heard a rushing sound overhead, then something struck a tree and the ground behind him, leaving a sapling branch bouncing. He found only a large thick slab of bark on the ground that he thought did not match the local regrowth, then abandoned the hunt feeling watched and uneasy.

FootstepsObject throwing
before hunting season Elk River, Clearwater County, Idaho Related account #2062

Sasquatch sighting near Elk River, Idaho

Two brothers scouting for elk watched a large hairy bipedal creature cross a creek, climb throwing rocks, observe them, then scream and run over a ridge.

Full-body sightingRock throwingScream
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