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Kittitas County Class B Photograph Clear all
21 October 2020 Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington Class B #67451

Possible sighting and track in the GMU 328 Naneum Unit near Ellensburg

The witness was deer hunting in open country bordering woods when they noticed an upright figure at the tree line about 300 yards away. When they raised binoculars the figure was gone and could not be relocated. After walking to a new area they found a single barefoot-like print in dirt, photographed it, and found no additional tracks.

Full-body sightingTracks
12 December 2013 Cle Elum, Kittitas County, Washington Class B #43244

Family finds large tracks going through their yard near Cle Elum

The witness reported finding a line of very large footprints on a relative's property. The trackway is described as coming from a creek, through a field and gate, around a yard and down a driveway. The witness photographed the prints and reported measurements and single-file placement.

Tracks
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