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24 August 2009 Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon #4749

Group camping with horses finds tracks, makes castings - PHOTOS

A group camping with horses heard wood knocks by the campfire, then after midnight was awakened by agitated horses, sounds of the horse corral being moved and loud banging on a camper. One person reported a musky odor and sounds of branches breaking as something moved up the mountainside. The next morning the group found large human-like tracks around the camper and campsite, which they photographed and cast.

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