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Footsteps2 Movement only1

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California2

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2 encounters
Footsteps Plumas County Clear all
August 1995 Outside Of Quincy California, But Very Remote Area, Plumas County, California Class B #65566

Stalking of Forest Service worker on Pacific Crest Trail outside Quincy

While working alone to clear trail, the witness heard something moving parallel to him downslope for a couple of hours. The footfalls sounded clearly bipedal and the unseen mover easily kept pace through steep, brushy terrain. The witness never saw the source, noticing only moving saplings, and the sounds stopped about half an hour from his truck.

FootstepsMovement only
Early in the morning the night before Plumas County, California Related account #2212

Footsteps near Plumas County

The witness heard soft, careful footsteps moving through camp early in the morning the night before the screams, with no one else reportedly up.

Footsteps
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