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In 1902 Idaho Prospectors Swore a Howling Beast Protected the Mountain Pass

In the frozen winter of 1902, six prospectors ventured into Idaho's treacherous Deadman's Pass searching for silver—but they found something far more horrifying. Led by Frank Hollister, the crew encountered a massive nine-foot werewolf-like creature that stalked their camp for three terrifying nights under the full moon. The beast stood upright like a man but possessed the savage features of a giant wolf, with glowing amber eyes and claws that gouged deep marks into solid trees. The prospectors gave sworn testimonies to the Boise County Sheriff, describing how the creature's howls twisted from human wails into savage snarls, and how they discovered both wolf tracks and human bootprints leading from the scene—as if someone had transformed before their eyes. Local trappers later connected the sightings to Baptiste Moreau, a fur trader who vanished into those mountains in 1891 after being cursed for desecrating sacred Shoshone burial grounds. The six men never returned to Deadman's Pass, and some say on full moon nights, you can still hear Moreau's cursed howling echoing through the Sawtooth peaks—a sound trapped forever between man and beast.