Post by Gerry on Sept 23, 2008 15:38:02 GMT -5
Oct 18, 2006 22:48:47 GMT -5 @paulk said:
When I drove past these tracks initally the last 3 tracks caught my attention. The second last track (the last in the line paralelling the road) was very lightly depressed compared to the rest. The last track is at 90 degrees to the rest and heads back onto the road. The third last track did not show any unusual disturbance showing that whatever made the tracks was extremely agile. I figured the foot was lifted from the second last position and swung down toward the road. At this point I whimsically speculated to myself that a young sasquatch had been scolded by it's mother not to leave tracks HaHa.
After pickup up my son and determining he had not made the tracks (he said they were boot tracks) I stopped and headed straight to the third last one. I was quite litterally shocked when it was a beatifully crisp sasquatch track and as the last doubt about the existence of sasquatch left, so did my senses.
If only I had taken pictures. The one cast I got 2 days later is not nearly as crisp but does have some interesting detail. I have been unable to get a good picture of the cast to hilite it's 3 contours. I will have Thomas evaluate it after I return from a short hunting trip.
Hmmmmmm..B.H.!
Difficult! Could be old bear track coming down the embankment?
