Human triggered avalanche near Bacon Rind

Bacon Rind
Southern Madison
Code
SS-AS-R2-D1.5-O
Elevation
7200
Aspect
SW
Latitude
44.98420
Longitude
-111.07700
Notes

While driving to and from West Yellowstone today, I noticed what is potentially a skier/snowboarder-triggered avalanche on the east side of HWY 191 on a West/Southwesterly aspect, directly across the highway from the Bacon Rind Area and Snowslide Creek.  There were numerous tracks through steep rocky chutes next to the road, one of which had avalanched perhaps 75' wide, 18-24" deep, and running nearly to the flats at the base of the slope.  Judging by the thin layer of fresh snow it potentially happened on Sunday or maybe Monday.  There were tracks through the cliffs above the slide and coming out of the slide.  

***Attached video is from a GNFAC field work at Bacon Rind unrelated to the avalanche, but likely on the same day***

Number of slides
1
Number caught
0
Number buried
0
Avalanche Type
Soft slab avalanche
Trigger
Skier
R size
2
D size
1.5
Bed Surface
O - Old snow
Problem Type
Persistent Slab
Slab Thickness
18.0 inches
Vertical Fall
100ft
Slab Width
75.00ft
Slab Thickness units
inches
Single / Multiple / Red Flag
Single Avalanche
Advisory Year