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| WARD LAKE TRACK KETCHIKAN, AK, JUNE 2007. Courtesy of J. Robert Alley, Sasquatch Tracker Associate |
| LITTLE SCOTTIE CREEK TRACK BORDER CITY, AK, SEPTEMBER, 2008. Discovered by local hikers. Photo by Michael C. Thompson, Copyright 2009. Sasquatch Tracker Personal Collection |
| AIRS HILL TRACK BORDER CITY, AK, SEPTEMBER, 2013. Discovered by local bear hunters. Upon initial examination, the true track measured 13 inches long and 5 inches wide and was an average of 1.5 inches in indentation just below the ball of the foot suggestive of a mid-tarsal break. Photo by Christopher Thompson, Copyright 2013. Sasquatch Tracker Personal Collection |
| GRAVES / PATTERSON LAIRD MEADOW, CA, 1963. This is a Sasquatch track casting from tracks that were originally discovered by Forest Service Timber Cruiser Pat Graves on 10/17/1963. The tracks measured 17 inches long by 7 1/2 inches and were shown to Roger Patterson who made the casting. This is a replica taken from a multi-generational copy. Photo by Michael C. Thompson, Copyright 2017. Sasquatch Tracker Personal Collection |
| GRAYS HARBOR TRACK DEPUTY SHERIFF DENNY HEREFORD - 1982. HEREFORD was one of many officers investigating tracks found by area loggers near Satsop River, in Grays Harbor, WA. Sometimes referred to as the "Hereford", Heryford" or Abbot Hill" Tracks. Photo by Christopher Thompson, Copyright 2017. Sasquatch Tracker Personal Collection |
| UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST TRACK PAUL FREEMAN - WALLA WALLA, WA, 1982. The Umatilla National Forest (1.4 million acres) is located in the Blue Mountains of southeast Washington and northeast Oregon. This is a replica taken from a multi-generational copy. Photo by Christopher Thompson, Copyright 2017. Sasquatch Tracker Personal Collection |
| Other selected photos and track information will be posted as collected. |
| Alaska's Boreal Sasquatch & Marked Hominid Authority since 2005. |
| SASQUATCH TRACKER |
| MILE 1243.6 AK HIGHWAY DEAD MAN LAKE, AK, 2017. Discovered near Mile 1243.6 on the north side of the AK Highway. 23 tracks were discovered along with an area that appears as a “slide” or a “shuffle” of approximately five feet where individual tracks were not recognizable. The tracks appear to be bipedal in nature and are descending a sandy southern facing slope that ranged between 30° at the bottom to approximately 55° at the top. Upper most impression is believed to be a buttocks print. Attributed to Boreal Sasquatch. Photo by Witness, Copyright 2017. Used by permission. |
