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Oregon2

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10 October 2001 Vernonia, Washington County, Oregon Class B #3209

Track find by BFRO field researcher

The witness was hunting in the Wolf Creek Road area when they found a large five-toed footprint trail leading up from a creek bed. They measured one print and noted it left a one-inch depression where their own weight left no impression. No odor, scat, or unusual limb breakage was observed.

Tracks
September 1993 NEAR FOREST GROVE BEHIND HAAG LAKE., Washington County, Oregon Class B #7148

Hunters find bower and footprints near lake

While deer hunting, the witness found a large hut-like structure of limbs and brush with a dug-out dirt floor that was dry inside. The witness returned the next day with two companions and a camera to photograph the structure. They then found large footprints on a nearby game trail, felt watched, and left the area.

Structure or nestTracks
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