From Ray Crowe's Track Record #44:
Date: date unknown
Location: Sherwood Forest Camp
County: Hood River
Christina Taylor reported she and her fiancee were driving south out of
Hood River, OR, on Hy. 35, and stopped south of Sherwood Forest Camp (T2S
R10E- creek to the west) on the east slope of Mt. Hood. They found a single
track in soft ground, one inch deep. They used a stick (took it home) to
measure the length at 17 inches, the toes were apparent. Maximum width was
not measured, but she guessed at 6-7 inches. The area was covered in small
sticks and pine needles. No other tracks were found, but one area might have
had an impression. The lead was from Tod Deery of the Bigfoot Research
Project. TR#41, Sept. 1994, had a report from nearby Polallie Camp area.
Again, a single foot print was found on the trail. In earlier issue, Peter
Byrne theorized that Bigfoot goes out of his way to not leave tracks. Tod
Deery was also the host at the 2/26 pre-meeting dinner, representing the
Bigfoot Research Project.