Sasquatch Sightings

Account

Jack Woodruff found on his property on the bank of the East Fork, Coquille River, single tracks in pockets of sand or gravel, four different sizes. The largest was partial, only the front showing, but 6 inches across the ball. Others were 12 inches, 8.5 inches and 8 inches, all within human range, but all wider proportioned than normal human tracks. All had been made in the night, and all showed five toes. The three complete prints had no arch. The foregoing is all from the computer form, but in his original letter Woodruff said the balance of the heel section of the big track could be seen although it was not deep enough to cast, and the total lenght was 14 inches. He also said there were six prints altogether, but one small print had been stepped on by a viewer and one of the largest size had been caved in by a racoon "stepping on the sandy ridge and caving it in." No two prints were consecutive. He searched half a mile each way along the bank and found no more, was convinced that the creatures tried to avoid leaving tracks. do single prints, or small prints.