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On Goat Mt. - Bigfoot pushes tree over on campfire
The witness and friends were around a campfire at night when they heard movement in the brush around them that stopped when a flashlight was shone. A tree was then pushed over onto the fire, putting it out. When they shone the light toward the direction the tree came from, they saw a large black furry creature moving quickly away and breaking branches off trees.
Bigfoot "bed" and possible tracks in duff found
The witness reported finding a large mashed-vegetation bed with a trail of very large footprints leading to it and trees broken high up. An investigator later visited the site with the witness and observed that the tracks were in duff without toe detail and that one track location would be awkward for a biped. The investigator suggested the bed could be from a bear or elk and was not enthusiastic about the site as evidence.
hunter charged by 7 1/2' BF after shooting a buck near Colton
A hunter reportedly shot a buck and was then charged by a 7.5-foot creature. The deer was later found mutilated and broken with the carcass covered with sticks. Broken trees and tracks were also reported at the site, which was later visited.
Wildcat Mountain Frank K. Finds large tracks while bowhunting
Two companions on a bow-hunting trip found an old log with its bark torn off and several large tracks nearby. They retrieved a research kit, made plaster casts of two tracks, and examined the log. As it grew dark they reported a Bigfoot watching them from different angles and left for safety. They returned the next morning to find heavy rain had washed the remaining prints away.
Vocalization near Clackamas County
The witness and his father camped with his three young boys in the Molalla corridor. After a call, something large crashed straight up a hill to the treeline, a chipmunk chattered for minutes, his father heard a hard stomp and was hit twice by pebble-sized rocks, and faint movement crossed right to left. Next morning he found a 14-inch footprint and a bent 3-inch-thick tree.