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2 encounters
Vocalization Lane County Tracks Clear all
10 September 2012 Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon #13046

Vocalization, smell, tracks found

The witness was walking through an overgrown clearcut when they heard a deep moaning and bugling sound and moved toward it. They then came to an area with a strong stench they could not describe. They found a track on a dirt and moss mound.

VocalizationOdorTracks
August 1991 McKenzie Bridge, Lane County, Oregon #276

Three Sisters Wilderness - [name withheld] found tracks near truck after odd experience with friend

The witness went into woods near the Three Sisters Wilderness in August with a companion who claims to talk with BF. The companion spoke for about 15 minutes while chirping replies like birds were heard, but the witness never saw the creature. After returning to their pickup, they found many footprints, and nearby they saw a large area of trees stripped of bark and leaves.

VocalizationTracks
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