Bonner County, Idaho

Near Clark Fork, Idaho

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Bonner County Idaho (Class A) BFRO

August 1985

My story is less threatening having witnessed "Sasquatch" in the middle of the afternoon while picking huckleberries twenty miles up Lightening Creek out of Clark Fork, ID. He/she came waltzing over the top of a knoll on the steep incline of a clear cut on a brilliant summer day in late August. It stepped over stumps with ease and at 100 yards distance picked up my scent, taking notice of my presence. In the midst of full stride turned and looked full into my face, then continued its course down the incline out of sight. It seemed that it was on a trajectory course, not to be deviated from its purpose. The creature was very tall, even at this greater distance. It seemed to only take notice that we were there, but didn't stop to inquire or access. It appeared very tall and covered with dark brown hair. No other animal would go down such a steep and brushy incline on its back legs or with such ease. Its arms swung from side to side like any human walking in stride. I carried a 44 magnum...

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Bonner County Idaho (Class B) BFRO

Possible tracks found outside Clark Fork, near Spring Creek Road

I was just out for a walk up in the hills from our house that is about two miles out of town in the woods (where we have heard some strange howls before in the summer) and I was about three miles from...

February 2006

Bonner County Idaho (Class A) BFRO

Multiple sightings by northern Idaho family

In 1975, North of Switzer Ski area, 6 of us saw a young one about the size of a 10 year old boy. He looked like a 10 year old boy with hair all over it. He walked accross the logging road about 40 yar...

January 1977

Bonner County Idaho (Class B) BFRO

Winter hikers find trail of footprints near Clark Fork

It was during the winter of 2000-2001 and a friend and I were trying to pass the long winter in rural north Idaho with a "snow hike" to a waterfall. The closest town is called Clark Fork, population: ...

January 2000