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Klamath County Structure Clear all
August 1996 Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon #5278

archaeology survey crew, finds possible BF nest.

The witness, part of a six-person archaeology survey crew hiking an overgrown logging grade on Pelican Butte, describes finding a large ground structure of pine needles and twigs after following an owl uphill. The crew estimated it at about seven feet across and interpreted it as a possible bigfoot nest in a remote area unused for decades. No creature was seen and no photograph was taken.

Structure or nest
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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