Sasquatch Sightings

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Hiking on a 45-degree slope 150 feet above Ingalls Creek, Jan and Mark Buitron encountered four tracks created by a biped corooing West to East with most of the weight on the lower leg, which slipped about 8 inches down the slope, exposing wet clay beneath. The clay was drying as they watched. There was a fifth track, from the upper foot, not slepping, that was 16 inches long and over four inches wide. Mark had to stomp five times with his hiking boot to duplicate the appearance of the tracks. Pace was four feet. When he tried that he fell. There were then toe kick-in prints going directly up the slope and vanishing in an area of deep pine needles. Following that general direction they found a bed of pine needles over three feet high shaped like a volcano with a 2 to 3-foot hole in the top. Took pictures of nest and best track. Think the subject was moving in their direction and when it saw them climbed straight up the slope.