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24 November 1997 Molalla, Clackamas County, Oregon #28

Couple find rock stack at Deadhorse Canyon trail

Two hikers reported finding an unusual rock pile along a game trail while hiking. They said it was the first such formation they had encountered on a game trail. Another individual later visited the same piles and took photographs.

25 October 1995 Molalla, Clackamas County, Oregon #48

Frank Kaneaster casts a BF track near Table Rock

A large track was reportedly found in a backyard near a military reservation in North Carolina and cast. The cast was sent to a relative in Oregon, who provided copies to a museum collection. The track was described as about 15 by 5.5 inches with three toes and apparent webbing, with a photo published in the record.

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