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Date unknown Sandpoint, Bonner County, Idaho Related account #24693

Tree break near Sandpoint, Idaho

The witness found a large pine with bark stripped from the ground upward, showing small chisel-like marks and no claw or tooth marks.

Tree break
A couple weeks later Sandpoint, Bonner County, Idaho Related account #24693

Tracks near Sandpoint, Idaho

The same witness later found two very large deep footprints pointing toward the timber where the rock sounds originated.

Tracks
November 15, 2016 Priest Lake, Bonner County, Idaho Related account #42647

Tracks near Priest Lake, Idaho

On a later date the same witness found a five-toed track and partial knuckle prints in mud in the same area.

TracksHandprint
in 2017 Priest River, Bonner County, Idaho Related account #64180

Tracks near Priest River, Idaho

The witness with his wife and son found large tracks in deep snow crossing the pasture to a deer-kill site with buttock impressions.

Tracks
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