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Park County1 Chaffee County1

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The day after we heard the noise Lake George, Park County, Colorado Related account #2493

Scat near Lake George, Colorado

The next day a dog returned to the yard carrying a very large foul-smelling scat-like mass containing hair.

Scat
BFRO YEAR: May 2020 St. Elmo, Chaffee County, Colorado Class B #67551

Hikers find large footprint and unidentified droppings

Two people walking a dog on a trail noticed multiple large human-shaped droppings along the uphill side and discussed them as possible territorial marking. After turning back when a deer startled them, they found a single deep, clear footprint partly hidden by branches and photographed it with a shoe and water bottle for scale. They searched briefly for a natural cause for the impression but left quickly because the companion and dog were agitated.

TracksScat
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