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Tehama County Class B First-hand Clear all
29 July 2007 Mineral, Tehama County, California Class B #23030

Possible vocalizations heard by campers near Eagle Lake

A couple camping with their children woke around 3 a.m. to repeated loud, deep yells lasting several seconds each. About 10-15 minutes later they heard an extremely loud bang from a nearby hill that sounded like wood striking a large tree. Other campers nearby reacted with alarm and left early the next morning, while the host suggested sirens.

HowlWood knock
June 1975 Paskenta, Tehama County, California Class B #6706

Hikers see large print in Yolla Bolly Wilderness

The witness and a companion were backpacking in a remote wilderness and stopped at a trail seep to collect water. In the mud they found a single very large footprint that was filling with seep water. They felt it was not a bear or human track, camped nearby uneasily overnight without hearing anything unusual, and left at first light.

Tracks
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