well the Sykes DNA study had a couple of real interesting results
A yeti hair sample collected 10 years ago and a preserved yeti killed 40 years ago, matched 100% with a 40,000 year old jawbone of a bear that was intermediate between a grizzly and polar bear

The bear was thought to be extinct ofr thousands of years

I have never seen a track that I couldn't explain. I spend a lot of time in the area. If there was something odd I would have seen tracks or something out of the ordinary.

I'm heading for bed guys

Y'all have a good night

I have never seen anything that I couldn't explain
In my case is was just sounds

night Todd

Have a good night Todd!

I won't lie it took me a while to figure out it was a moose. I hadn't had an encounter with a angry moose vocalizing before then.

Moose used to be really rare in the area. Not so any more.

That is the thing abouts sounds, they are easily mistaken
There are famous sasquatch recordings called the Sierra Sounds
They match perfectly with some other recordings of an unknown animal

There is still some debate on these sounds as some researchers claim that there is a language being spoken

However my friend Thomas, heard some sounds around Agassi that sounded identical
After numerous days out and recording these sounds, he finally saw what animal was making them
They were made by a coyote,

i hope that whatever strange thing that is killing the moose up here doesn't affect your area

Has the pine beetle affected your area much