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

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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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The next day Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington Related account #2196

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The witness returned the next day and found additional badly weathered prints across the road in the same location.

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Date unknown Palmer Junction, Union County, Oregon Related account #696

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Another hunter in the area also reported seeing the same tracks.

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subsequently Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon Related account #15746

Tracks near Pendleton, Oregon

The witness later found a 20-inch footprint in a soft area a little distance from the house.

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BFRO YEAR: About 1970 Marion County, Oregon Class A #688

A teenage girl witnesses a female bigfoot steal meat from a cooler

The witness, then a teenager staying in a tent at a logging camp, awoke at night and saw a female fur-covered figure standing at an illuminated cooler on the porch holding meat. After a standoff ended by a scream, the figure left with the meat as others emerged and observed its receding form and footprints.

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BFRO YEAR: mid 90s Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon Class B #2681

Hunters, father and son, find track on Wagner Peak

While hunting with a relative in southern Oregon several years ago, the witness claims to have found a very large human-like track in snow. The track had five distinct toes and another impression was several feet ahead. The witness also reports foul odors and an absence of wildlife in the general area on other trips.

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The next day Deschutes County, Oregon Related account #665

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The next day the witness's friends walked around the lake and reported large five-toed tracks and broken treetops where the sounds had been heard.

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BFRO YEAR: 73-75 Agness, Curry County, Oregon Class B #7954

Boater finds footprints on bank of Rogue River

The witness rowed alone upstream, beached the boat, and hiked to a fishing spot where a mud layer on a rock shelf held a set of very large tracks. The tracks were estimated at about two feet long, crossed the shelf from the water, and continued up a very steep clay bank without shortening stride. No creature was seen and no other witnesses were present for the find.

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