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19 July 2019 Grangeville, Idaho County, Idaho Class B #74987

Footsteps and wood knocks heard near Gospel Lakes, 20 miles south of Grangeville

The witness and a companion were camping overnight in the bed of their truck when the witness awoke to heavy footsteps passing by. The companion reported sensing an unidentifiable sound from the animal that the witness did not hear. About five minutes after the animal left, the witness heard three distinctive wood knocks.

FootstepsWood knockUnidentified sound
14 September 1974 Syringa, Idaho County, Idaho Class B #9954

Elk hunters find footprints on Stanley Butte

The witness was elk hunting on horseback in the Idaho wilderness with a companion when their horses became unmanageable near a ridgetop. They discovered very large fresh human-like footprints in snow that did not look like bear tracks. After moving away, they learned that two hunters camped in the next valley had abandoned camp after reporting a screaming animal throwing logs and destroying their camp.

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