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1 October 1974 Dee, Hood River County, Oregon Class B #1446

Deer hunters find footprints near Wahtum Lake

While deer hunting with three family members near Whatum Lake, the witness found and followed a trackway of huge human-like footprints. Near where the tracks crossed a road the group found berry-filled scat, and later found another set of similar tracks in an old burn area. No creature was seen; the group concluded the tracks were from bigfoot.

TracksScat
Date unknown Hood River County, Oregon #198

Sherwood Forest Camp - Single 17" track found

Two people driving south stopped south of a camp on the east slope of Mt. Hood. They discovered a single large footprint in soft ground with visible toes and measured its length at 17 inches with a stick. No other definite tracks were located in ground covered with sticks and needles.

Tracks
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