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November 1997 Manderfield, Beaver County, Utah Class C #1434

Tracks found by family hunting for arrowheads

The witness was searching for arrowheads with companions when alerted to an unusual track near a small cedar tree. He describes a large human-like left footprint with only three toes impressed in soil, larger than his own boot, plus a second fainter matching print nearby. He interpreted the distance between prints as a long stride that would have cleared the small tree.

Tracks
15 March 1975 Beaver, Millard County, Utah Class C #1950

Late evening sighting north of Bear Valley

The witness's grandfather was collecting ore samples at night when he heard heavy human-like footsteps moving around him in the snow. He then saw a large dark shape about 40 feet away. Frightened, he ran to his three-wheeler and fired a shot toward where the shape had been after it disappeared.

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