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Show 18 more Odor5 Movement only5 Tree break4 Property disturbance4 Vocalization4 Road crossing2 Silhouette2 Twist2 Unidentified sound2 Scat2 Whistle1 Rock throwing1 Handprint1 Growl1 Chatter1 Animal behaviour1 Vehicle contact1 Hair1

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Skamania County First-hand Clear all
4 years ago Eagle Cliff, Skamania County, Washington Related account #9946

Tracks near Eagle Cliff, Washington

The witness and family members found footprints in the area four years earlier.

Tracks
Spring 2017 Trout Lake, Skamania County, Washington Related account #62449

Tracks near Trout Lake, Washington

The witness later found a single very large footprint in sand along the creek and photographed it with a trekking pole and foot for scale.

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