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Shoshone County1 Idaho County1

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May 1996 Wallace, Shoshone County, Idaho Class A #23521

Parked trucker has frightening early morning encounter off I-90 near Wallace

The witness parked his semi off the freeway to sleep around 3 a.m. with the truck off and windows open. He felt the truck shaken gently and then violently, then saw a large hairy upright creature take two strides into nearby young trees. He smelled a bad odor and heard it leaving, then drove away without stopping until Montana.

Partial sightingVehicle contactOdorFootsteps
Earlier in the month Kamiah, Idaho County, Idaho Related account #38287

Odor near Kamiah, Idaho

In the days before the main sighting the witness noticed a skunk-like odor, trash bags pulled open without a mess, and kennel food bowls overturned with kibble spilled.

OdorProperty disturbance
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