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Context & caveats Movement only Pacific County Clear all
12 April 2008 Nasselle, Pacific County, Washington Class A #24751

Young man, on camping trip with his family, sees a sasquatch near Naselle

The witness was walking on a dirt road in the evening when a gray-brown figure was seen standing between bushes at a distance. After the witness spoke, the figure made a loud grunt, then turned toward a second grunt heard deeper in the forest and walked away. The witness ran back to a relative, and a next-day visit found a broken branch and flattened vegetation but no footprints.

Partial sightingVocalizationMovement onlyTree breakAnimal behaviour
2 years before Raymond, Pacific County, Washington Related account #29700

Movement only near Raymond, Washington

Two years earlier the witness saw a deer running downstream past her in the same section while surveying.

Movement onlyAnimal behaviour
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