Three winters prior to 2022, a small construction company owner named Clint treated three of his laborers to a week-long snowmachining vacation near Paxson and the Denali Highway after completing a major renovation project ahead of schedule. While riding near a remote mountain creek drainage feeding a lake just west of the Richardson Highway junction, an 800 RMK snowmachine slipped its track. Due to severe winds and lack of towing gear, the party piled snow over the chassis to stash it overnight.
The following day, Clint and a single co-worker returned to perform maintenance, discovering the 500-pound machine had been cleanly moved from its stash point and repeatedly flipped upside-down across a thicket of crushed willows. While Clint was crammed underneath the chassis adjusting skid-rail tension, his co-worker suddenly dropped the heavy machine onto his back, pinning him down, and fled 20 yards out to hunker down in a protective 'turtle shell' stance. Pinned in the snow for four minutes amidst loud heavy thrashing in the immediate willow line, Clint was eventually freed.
His terrified co-worker revealed that while lifting the rack, a gust of wind parted the tall alders to expose an immense, 9-foot-tall, exceptionally wide humanoid covered in an all-white outer coat with dark brown sub-roots. The entity stood erect, bared its profile, and vanished up the mountain slope at impossible vertical speed. Inspecting the site, Clint documented a series of massive tracking compressions; using a standard three-cell Maglite flashlight as an explicit size index, the foot impressions measured exactly two full flashlight lengths in length.
