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BFRO YEAR: 1994-1997+ Concrete, Skagit County, Washington Class B #60

Missing Cattle and large footprints found

Two brothers operating a cattle ranch reported losing 300-400 lb calves without trace each May through early July over three to four years, and noted cattle panicking at their approach from a distance. In the third year they found a freshly killed calf with its neck broken, no teeth or claw marks, and a deep parallel-sided bruise, which a vet and others examined. Three sets of large footprints and unknown feces containing smashed bone were also reported.

Property disturbanceTracksScat
on the following Wednesday, 4/20 Malaga, Chelan County, Washington Related account #11313

Scat near Malaga, Washington

The witness returned to the area and collected another large stool sample.

Scat
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