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Geographical Index > United States > Oregon > Tillamook County > Report # 102
 
Report # 102  (Class B)
Submitted by witness Robert H. & fiancee on Monday, August 21, 2000.
Couple hears unknown howl, later finds possible deformed track
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YEAR: 2000

SEASON: Summer

MONTH: August

DATE: 8/19/00

STATE: Oregon

COUNTY: Tillamook County

LOCATION DETAILS: All information is listed in the above statement. Please contact me ASAP

NEAREST TOWN: Elsie

NEAREST ROAD: Salmonberry Rd south off HWY 26

OBSERVED: This weekend 8/19/00 while hunting off of Salmonberry Road off HWY 26. I was looking for bear tracks on a trail that I have hunted before; anyway, when I came out at the trails end on one of the logging roads I decided to take a walk up the road with my fiance. I always keep an eye on the sides of the raods for traks to see where an animal may have crossed.

Well about a half a mile up I saw a track, with very decerable toes (5) and I put my foot up nxt to the print, I am a size 12 and the print was about the same. The funny thing was, the print looked like the foot was broken and healed wrong, I do know that it was not human and it deffinatly was not any type of animal I hunt for. My fiance also saw this print as well.

As we first hit the trail, I should mention we both herd a howl the likes of nothing I have never heard before in my LIFE, the hair on the back of my neck stood on end, even my fiance said that it was the wierdest thing she ever heard. There was no noticable odor in the air at that time. This was all in the morning at about 6:10am.

I will be checking this area again in about a week. I will not forget that howl\moan for as long as I live. It is monday and I can still hear it in my head.

ALSO NOTICED: Dead quiet and still. For a short time, it felt as though I was being watched. There were two faint chirps. NOT A BIRD

OTHER WITNESSES: My fiance

OTHER STORIES: Yes, you have them listed in the scapoose MT, clatsop county area

TIME AND CONDITIONS: Dawn, light drizzle, cool about 50 to 55 degrees.

ENVIRONMENT: Forest trail (elk or deer trail) near a small rock berm. Know where it is, have hunted this area for two years.


Follow-up investigation report:

Salmon Berry Creek watershed is located south of Sunset Hwy 26 in Tillamook County; it flows westward from the North Oregon Coast Range Mts summit to the Nehalem River and Nehalem Bay. Most land ownership is Tillamook State Forest. Just north of this area is Clatsop State Forest.

The correct road name along the high ridge is called Rock Ridge Road off Salmonberry Road in northeast Tillamook county.



 
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