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8 March 2001 Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington Class A #2196

BFRO investigator finds tracks in snow 2001

While driving along a ridge road for field work, the witness noticed large bipedal footprints crossing the road and stopped to examine them. The witness counted about 20 clear prints with a long stride and recorded them on video before leaving. The witness returned the following day and located additional, more weathered prints across the road.

Tracks
1 January 2000 Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington Class B #1917

BFRO field investigator finds sasquatch tracks in the snow

The witness and companions drove up a snowy mountain road to search for Sasquatch sign. On the drive back down, the witness stopped after spotting tracks crossing the road and recorded them on video. Others joined to examine and follow the trail into the woods until wind and snow obscured it. The group noted the tracks had not been present on the way up.

Tracks
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