here are photo of cast and tracks taken by me a deduct springs where freeman shot his video, i got these in 2002.

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Ok, now can you give us some context?

How big of a print? The people seem to be measuring the stride. What was the final distance?

I couldn't find "deduct springs" on the map. Can you describe the area for us? Is it public land?

Did the tracks indicate movement through a natural corridor; ie, a pass through the mountains, along a creek, near an open spring, parallel to a highway, etc? Did the tracks indicate movement uphill/upriver, or down?

Any obvious foodsources on site; berries, fish, etc?

Do you know of any other sightings in the area between the time of the Freeman event and your own discovery? If so, what month or time of year were those sightings or reports?

What month or time of year did you find the tracks?

Looks to me like the place could be a good hotspot. Squatchworks is on to something. Good luck to you.

I only posted the pictures to show that there is activity in the area freeman shot his video, not to get into a lengthy discription of the track find. The area is on the boarder of the watershed of walla walla Wa and oregon, look for deduct pond instead of spring. Im not really at liberty to give full discloser of what is going on in area, it is a very hot research area for the NAAP at the moment, actually for the past year. I will say the old indian trails do play apart in the movement between this area and squaw springs. Food source, who really knows. Track sizes are various, more than one bigfoot in the area. Good water source, springs, creeks, lots of wild life. Time of year is a huge part of the movement being observed, or should i saw time of year and weather patterns. This year movement will be seen early as compared to last year, lets say May/june as compared to late july/early aug of last year. When we are finished with this area, hopefully this year but you never know im sure a report will written up with all important info and photos. At that time it will be up to Prof Meldrum to let be made public or not. As for now i fiogured a few photos from a couple of years ago to show activity in same location as freeman would not hurt.

Fair enough. Thanks for the answers you provided. It looks like a promising area. I wish you luck.

One final question, if you don't mind: what is NAAP?

North American Ape Project headed up by Prof Meldrum.

^ What? No NAAP website?