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Winter 2004 Steamboat Springs, Routt County, Colorado Class B #16661

Possible tracks found by snowshoers near Steamboat Springs

The witness and a companion were snowshoeing off trail and became stuck in a steep ravine. They found a trackway of large human-like footprints with a long stride ascending a very steep slope through deep snow. They judged the tracks unlike deer, elk, bear, or human due to depth, stride, and lack of drag marks.

Tracks
BFRO YEAR: circa 1978 Steamboat Springs, Routt County, Colorado Class B #12576

Elk hunters find series of tracks in Mt. Zirkel Wilderness

The witness was elk hunting on horseback in fresh snow and found a human-like trackway crossing near camp with large four-toed prints. He showed the tracks to others in camp and followed them uphill about half a mile through timber. His horse became increasingly nervous sniffing the tracks and refused to continue in blow-downs, so he skirted the timber, found no exit tracks, and gave up the follow.

Tracks
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