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winter of 95-96 Place not stated Related account #7651

Tracks

A neighbor's yard had footprints that were covered in the news during a winter rash of sightings.

Tracks
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #1268

Tracks

Residents reportedly discussed strange large footprints and unusual feces found in an outbuilding.

TracksScat
later Place not stated Related account #1270

Tracks

A hunter found 10-inch tracks near four partially eaten turkey carcasses, which some thought could be from a bear.

TracksPossible misidentification
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #2309

Tracks

A second man on the call said he had seen tracks more than 14 inches long, though he had not seen the figure.

Tracks
in prior years Del Norte County, California Related account #1563

Tracks near Del Norte County

In earlier years workers noticed large human-like footprints on soft soil of new logging roads in the same area.

Tracks
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