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Physical traces Curry County Class B Clear all
25 February 1994 Gold Beach, Curry County, Oregon Class B #11449

Beach visitors find large footprints

Four people visiting the beach at night built a campfire in the sand. The witness noticed very large, very deep footprints with a long stride they had to leap between. They followed the prints up a five-foot embankment where the prints disappeared. No creature was seen.

Tracks
BFRO YEAR: 73-75 Agness, Curry County, Oregon Class B #7954

Boater finds footprints on bank of Rogue River

The witness rowed alone upstream, beached the boat, and hiked to a fishing spot where a mud layer on a rock shelf held a set of very large tracks. The tracks were estimated at about two feet long, crossed the shelf from the water, and continued up a very steep clay bank without shortening stride. No creature was seen and no other witnesses were present for the find.

Tracks
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