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2 encounters
Sightings Tracks Teller County Clear all
October 1986 Teller County, Colorado Class B #1375

fresh set of tracks found in the snow.

Three people in two pickups crested a hill at dawn and noticed a fresh set of large tracks looping across an open hillside in new snow. A relative glassed the area with binoculars, became visibly upset, and said he thought he had seen bigfoot. The group did not approach the tracks or the area and avoided it altogether. The account was relayed secondhand by a close friend of one of the men.

TracksPartial sighting
Two years ago in 98 Woodland Park, Teller County, Colorado Related account #819

Sasquatch sighting near Woodland Park, Colorado

Two years earlier the witness and five companions on horseback at night watched a tall dark bipedal figure cross the trail, noticed a faint smell, and the witness later found a large track.

Full-body sightingOdorTracks
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