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Physical traces Ferry County Class B Clear all
8 August 2015 Near Eastern Ferry County, Ferry County, Washington Class B #51469

Logger discovers three sets of unusual tracks on a new logging road

The witness was driving an excavator at night to a new logging job site when he noticed three different-sized footprints in the dusty road surface. He followed the tracks for over a mile to the job site, noting toe detail, lack of arch, and a stride longer than his own. The tracks were later obscured by rain, and no photos were taken.

Tracks
1986–2008 Kettle Falls, Ferry County, Washington Class B #29045

Possible howls and footprints in Colville National Forest

The witness and a companion were driving remote back roads at night scouting for deer sign in snowy conditions. They discovered very large human-like bipedal tracks in fresh snow and traced them along the roadway for close to a mile. The tracks stayed mostly on one side of the road before descending into a creek where they were lost, leading the witness to conclude they were not made by a known animal or person on foot.

Tracks
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