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Klamath County Scat Clear all
April 2005 Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon #1452

Couple hears two creatures screaming at one another

The witness and his wife were walking back to their car near a spring when they heard screams from two different directions that seemed to call back and forth. The sources of the sounds passed on both sides within about 100 yards, met at a creek where the screaming stopped, then moved off to the south-southwest.

Scream
August 1979 Klamath County, Oregon #256

Knappa Canyon Man, hunting, finds large matted down area with huge dung piles and bleached bones

A deer hunter followed a wounded deer into a dense thicket off the road and lost it. He instead found a large stomped oval clearing devoid of grass and trees. Piles of scat several feet high stood at one end and a pile of bones, both old and fresh, lay at the other. He nicknamed the site a Bigfoot house.

ScatStructure or nest
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