Tracks

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Tracks Timeline (2020) – pending…

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Teaching on Tracks

Tracks As Communication

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2022

My Central Oregon Contact sent photos of a Bigfoot Trackway. Full update in the New Discoveries section.

Central Oregon Trackway; photo, property of Central Oregon Contact, used with permission.

2019

In December 2019, I found this extremely large print.

Larger than the local Bigfoot Clan; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Width…

Large track, width; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Over 24″ long…

Large track, length; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Compare with a normal Bigfoot casting…

Comparison – larger than the local Bigfoot Clan; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

This is why he steps into grassy areas, and not onto plain dirt, where his size and his great weight will leave evidence.

This Creature is not only big, but he is smart too!

These grassy pics will show more of this Huge Sasquatches size, as will the comparison cast.

A very large print; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Again, easier to see the impression, in person.

A very large print; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Thoughts After More Analysis from December Findings, 2019

Because this does seem like a rare oddity, we also have it in The Unknown category, on the page called, “Mysterious tracks.”

For those who will say that this Creature has slipped, yes, we know this, this is obvious, but the real question is, how far did this huge Creature, actually slip?

The anatomy of a Bigfoot’s bone structure, in its foot is different than ours.  Their lower leg bone is further forward on their foot, to support their heavy weight.  Their metatarsal break is further back than ours is also.

This Creature was walking down hill, (maybe in a hurry?) so when it put it’s foot down, the back half of it’s foot started to slip,… but when the front 1/2 of it’s foot finished coming down, which took a millisecond longer,  because the dirt below it’s foot was  lower by 2-3″.

So when the Creatures, foot actually made full contact with the damp ground under it, this stopped the slip,  along with it’s weight coming over it’s foot, as it’s body moved forward.

So I believe the slip was limited to only an inch or so.

Remember, when these impressions appeared, the local Bigfoot Clan did not show their usual signs of activity, until this large one was gone.

Note from August 2019 Timeline: 

Cougar and Bear are also a threat up here. I have seen them from the deck, front and back. Once a Bear got close because of the goats. Some accounts are that Bear go into homes and cars looking for food, making a big mess and even attacking people. Bears will do this in the daylight, while Cougars hunt in the early morning while it is still dark.
Remember to LOOK up! They say we walk under them, thus we don’t see them. REMEMBER THIS, when you are exploring!
Cougar tracks can look a lot like dog tracks., without the claw marks. Remember, that cats retract their claws when walking.

All tracks are worth noticing, and good to learn from. That way you can rule out if it is a Bigfoot track.

TRACKS (Original page content)

I have hundreds of pictures of foot prints, because you can learn to have a good eye for noticing the details. As you look at the pictures, have fun trying to see the print, and then analyze as I often shares analyses comparisons.

While looking for the foot print picture I came across this picture of an old wire spool that the Creature had moved.

This picture shows an old wooden wire spool, which the Creature moved from one place to another.  This type of behavior irritates me, so I took this old wooden spool and threw it to where I figured this Creature was crossing the fence onto my property, and put my scent on it (yes, I urinated on the spool).  The Creature HAS NOT TOUCHED IT since I did this.

Creature moved the wooden spool; photo, property of Wyman Smith

Moved to here; photo, property of Wyman Smith

I got up one morning and noticed something black, down by the Giant Oak Tree. My first thought was the Creature was planning on hiding it’s self behind the spool, but it was too small?  After taking pictures of this spool, and then looking for prints, and taking more pictures, I removed the spool, and threw it over the fence and poured my scent on it – lol…

It may have been playing a game with me, to see how I would react to it moving things around.

This situation did produce foot print tracks…

Mischievous track; photo, property of Wyman Smith track; photo, property of Wyman Smith

Mischievous track; photo, property of Wyman Smith

Can you see this track/print, left by the Suburbanite Bigfoot Creature?  Please realize that this is a Summer-time print, left in the dry loose dirt/soil, under some very old Oak Trees.

Tracks like these ARE NOT EASY TO DISCOVER.  They ARE NOT IDEAL, but they are solid evidence, and they are good for teaching.  They are what they are. I DO NOT TOUCH OR ALTER any of the tracks that I discover.

Note;  These are impression prints,  but due to the dry soil conditions, even a 400-700 pound creature, WILL NOT leave much of an impression outline.

This next print was discovered down by the Seasonal Creek that divides my property.

Foot-prints near creek; photo, property of Wyman Smith

Some of these prints are very hard to see,  but if you can start to see parts of the edges,  then you may start seeing/discovering the prints.

Note:  WARNING, this is when you may begin to realize that these Creatures are actually out there (living where you are living) in the dark, walking around, watching you.  They may even be making ~ markers of sorts, that may have meaning to them, but not to us..

It is not easy to accept the fact, that YOU COULD HAVE THESE CREATURES, living there were you live, and the possibilities these Creatures,  may be more dangerous than you first thought. YOU SHOULD AT LEAST BE CARRYING BEAR SPRAY.

Note, it is good to put something in your picture for a size comparison:

This is a really hard track to see, but it is there.  It is a good learning tool. You may want to spend some time looking at this.  Sometimes the time of day (the amount of light) or the flash from a Camera may help you to see things.  My Friend Cherie discovered this print.  The glove is for size comparison; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Very hard track to see, due to the difficult rocky hard soil the track is in.  The glove is for size comparison; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

From the 2018 Timeline – November 25:

Obviously, something stood here, behind this tree; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

The above photo is not of a foot-prints, yet, flat feet were used to make this flattened area.  All these Creatures would need to do, is to slide their foot, to sideways, to destroy and detailed track shape, before leaving.

Possible toe print; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Possible toe print; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Grassy tracks; photo, property of Wyman Smith

Grassy tracks; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Double tracks; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Double tracks; photo, property of Wyman Smith

January 25, 2018 Timeline:

I was just out on the back part of my property, putting up more reflectors, and looking for evidence, like Bigfoot tracks. I remembered how smart these Creatures really are.

We can act like normal everyday human beings,  walking down the middle of a dirt path, or a dirt road, like the Deer or the Elk will do,  and not find much of anything, in the way of Bigfoot tracks. Or we can think outside the box, and realize how smart these Bigfoot Creatures really are.  These Creatures, usually do not walk in the pathway, like we or other animals may.

No, these Creatures usually walk along side the path,  not leaving tracks, or their scent, to be seen/smelled out in the open, so remember this; LOOK ALONG THE SIDES OF THE PATH, for broken ferns, turned up leaves, pine needles, and or bent down grass and small broken limbs, and do not forget shallow impressions, or heal marks.

I have a picture where a Sasquatch has stepped across a road, to avoid stepping in the road:

Tracks after the rain – jumped over the road; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Tracks after the rain, just the flat impression, where it jumped over the road; photo; property of Wyman Smith.

These tracks, ARE NOT ON ANY PATHWAY.   Obviously, these are the prints, of a very large heavy Creature, to have left these tracks, this far apart, and this deep into the moss.  I found these tracks north of Carson Washington, Spring of 2018.  This was part of my learning about these Creatures.

Long steps; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Long steps; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

This IS NOT an IMPRESSION TYPE of print. This print was ripped into the dry hard dirt, by an angry Sasquatch; Photo Property of Wyman Smith

This IS NOT an IMPRESSION TYPE of print. This print was ripped into the dry hard dirt, by an angry Sasquatch; Photo Property of Wyman Smith

 I outlined this print.  Notice the Toe Claw marks, (Toe Nails marks) in these pictures, more prominent in the first and last, the scratch marks which this angry Sasquatch Creature left me.

In the morning, I went down to my pasture, where I had saw the Bigfoot Creature, only hours before this, looking for its Tracks below the Juniper Tree, that I had witnessed it working on.  There really wasn’t much there, due to the very dry conditions.   Then, I found these tracks and scratch marks, a few yards away from the Juniper it had been working on, attempting to turn this tree into a territorial marker of some sort. (which I later cut down, like the next day).

Below are some photos that are not prints but help to share my story. Consider it a bonus, and then below will be some recent track photos:

Dark Sasquatch, trail cam; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Dark Sasquatch, original photo; property of Wyman Smith.

Goat triggered trail cam photo of Dark Sasquatch; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Inverted tree marker, deep within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, southern Washington; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Tree break; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Tree break; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Tree break; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Tree break; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Now we look at a track found on March 30, 2019 in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Mostly it is an example of taking a photo, even if you are not sure, because later when you examine the photo it helps bring out the details that might make you feel more sure about what you are seeing. It may be a human foot, a Bigfoot track, or it may be nothing; the point being, having the photo helps.

Possible track, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, southern Washington; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Gifford Pinchot track, with analysis; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

We should have measured this print, but I could not see the heal, until I saw the picture.

Good lesson;

1. take the picture (s)

2. stop and examine the pictures, to see what they look like.

3. then measure the length of the track, and take a picture of it, with the tape measuring tape beside it.

Note, even it we could not see the heal, without naked eye, but only see the toes, then put #1 on the tape measure, at the end of the toes, and the higher #’s , the teens, where we can see the length, in the picture.

I Never have cast a print in the snow, but, it’s all about learning.

Maybe we should have cast it? (March 30, 2019)

Tracks from Infrasound attack on my Dog on March 31, 2019:

Track over by berry patch tree; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Tracks from the Creature at this tree, so close to Dog mound, photo taken from front porch; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Track over by berry patch tree; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

See the March 30 and 31 entry, 2019 Timeline.

More photos related to this incident, possibly, as these tracks were between the berry patch and the garden:

Track between berry patch and the garden; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

Track between berry patch and the garden; photo, property of Wyman Smith.

A lesson, in what to look for from March 2019.