Oregonbigfoot.com file# 00039

REPORT OVERVIEW

Date: October , 1996
Clackamas county, OR
Nearest town: Estacada
Nearest road:
Conditions:
Time: afternoon
Location:

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Description of event: LOCATION: Logging road in the Oregon Cascades, 10 miles East of Estacada, OR (Clackamas Co.). This site is about 160 air miles from sighting location #2. (Grays Harbor...I think)

WITNESSES: Frank K. and his wife, Barbie; two other unidentified men.

DATE: First week in October, 1996, about 3:30 in the afternoon.

EVENT: Frank K. was chain sawing fire wood, while his wife was sitting in the cab of their truck burping their baby, while looking down the road about 300', where two other men were cutting wood. A white sasquatch ("as white as a towel") stepped out of the forest to the edge of the road near the two men, then turned around and walked back into the forest with a pronounced limp. The sasquatch was about 25 feet from two men, and in view of Barbie K., who called to her husband, who was , however, too late to see it. The men threw the running chainsaw on the truck and drove off, stopping for Frank as they passed by him on the road. When informed by Frank that he was going to investigate the sasquatch, they said: "Well, it's right in there! Go have at it! We are getting out of here!" Before departing, they told Frank that the sasquatch had a pink complexion and blue eyes, and was about 7' tall. Barbie remarked that it had a "big mouth". The two men left their cut wood behind. Frank went to the location on the road indicated by his wife, found and followed the foot prints with difficulty in the forest duff. However, in a few places the feet had slid under the duff and imprinted themselves on soil such that he could plaster-cast a right and a left foot. The left foot is 15" long, but the right foot appears to have an amputated big toe with an apparently swollen or bunioned stump or base. The remaining toes appear displaced from their normal positions, with the second toe possibly having assumed the role of the big toe. Frank and Barbie K. were interviewed by WHF.

Source: Rich LaMonica
record updated:2002-07-09 00:00:00