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Context & caveats Skamania County Clear all
July 1991 Mt. Adams Wilderness Area, Skamania County, Washington Class A #889

Climber has night-time sighting near Mt. Adams wilderness

The witness and a companion were camping beside a slow creek at night when the witness stepped away from the fire and heard footsteps in gravel across the water. A large slender figure that had frozen in place then took two strides up the bank, glanced back, and went into the woods. The pair quickly packed their belongings into the truck and left the site that night.

Full-body sightingFootstepsAnimal behaviour
About two years ago Randle, Skamania County, Washington Related account #21473

Vocalization near Randle, Washington

About two years earlier the witness's companion reportedly heard a prolonged ooo-type sound for two and a half days at the same spot.

VocalizationPossible misidentification
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