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2 encounters
Partial sighting Beltrami County Class A Clear all
November 1978 Beltrami County, Minnesota Class A #1049

Beltrami County, Minnesota; sighting and tracks found by logging crew.

While hiking, the witness claimed to see a manlike creature on an island in a bog. Tracks were also reported from the island and attributed to a district forester, with the claim that deep snow and temperatures would have prevented a human from traveling there and surviving.

Partial sightingTracks
BFRO YEAR: 2002 1990 Cass Lake, Beltrami County, Minnesota Class A #4616

Midnight sighting by children near Cass Lake, Minnesota

The witness and two relatives riding in the back of an open pickup late at night saw a large dark-furred animal crouched in weeds beside the road. As the truck passed, the animal stood upright on its hind legs, its eyes shining green in the headlights. The driver did not see it and no search for tracks was made.

Partial sightingEyeshine
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