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Clackamas County Investigator summary Other Clear all
7 July 1996 Molalla, Clackamas County, Oregon #41

Men hear noises near bridge

Two visitors went to a campground and found a gunny sack that had been hung off the ground torn apart, with potatoes scattered on the ground. The account notes suspicion that someone had hung the items as bait.

Property disturbance
1995 Colton, Clackamas County, Oregon #53

hunter charged by 7 1/2' BF after shooting a buck near Colton

A hunter reportedly shot a buck and was then charged by a 7.5-foot creature. The deer was later found mutilated and broken with the carcass covered with sticks. Broken trees and tracks were also reported at the site, which was later visited.

Partial sightingTracksTree breakAnimal behaviour
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