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Hiding of tracks is a behavior trait created to explain no tracks, the skookum print is obviously an elk lay.

So how long have they been at the same site claiming routine contact but still basically have nothing but cool stories?

I've had these for about 15 years. The batteries of course are older and don't last as long as the newer technology ones but on "low" I still get about 8-10 hrs. Now the company has heated socks, gloves, and vests. I would rate this company and it's products 5 stars. I would also invest in the c-pack 1700B. Expensive yes, but not nearly as much as frostbite. https://sidas-usa.store/collections/therm-ic/products/set-heat-flat-c-pack-1300

Heading out tomorrow with a friend to a favorite pond to look for footprints. Recently, it's been cold and will be below freezing all day today and tomorrow so any footprints that are there will stay there. I haven't received a case pouch that was ordered for the SONY but will figure some way to jerry-rig the voice recorder to my pack. There will be lots of background noise from both of us with snow crunching beneath our feet. Hopefully, I can remove that background noise in Audacity without removing a wanted sound. Maybe my friend can do a whoop from a distance as I walk to see if it removes only the snow crunching and not the whoop! Trials and tribulations of sasquatching!!

Generally speaking, yes? It wasn't like you could make out the specific lines and ridges in the fingers that were present early on, but just sitting there in the camper looking out thru the window even up thru the fall, you could see that a 'hand' had been against the glass there. If that ever happens again, I'll hopefully get into documenting the event far more thoroughly and with longer follow-up. But overall, yes, while the material stuck to the glass washed away within a month or two <?> the image / impression of something handlike remained thru the end of the camping season. It was rather fascinating to look thru the glass many months later and see that you could still identify that a hand had been placed there. That's probably when it dawned on me that it was the oils of the hand doing that.