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Whistle2 Odor1 Unidentified sound1 Rock throwing1 Movement only1

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Other senses Whistle Grays Harbor County Clear all
2012 Grays Harbor County #3c7220dc-495d-4d24-8d19-1f7864da7e83

Whistle near Grays Harbor County (2012)

The guest stepped outside at night and noticed a foul skunk-like odor. He then heard a whistle from one side of the property answered by another whistle from the other side. He thought the whistles sounded made with lips, not like a bird.

WhistleOdor
July 1995 Elma, Grays Harbor County, Washington Class A #946

Unusual sounds heard, sighting of fast upright animal

The witness and two relatives returned at night to a riverside berry area where relatives had felt watched the day before. After about ten minutes of quiet, they heard a loud bang like a shotgun, loud splashing near shore, and repeated very large rocks thrown into the water. After retreating uphill and pausing by the car, they heard a branch snap and rustling, and an unseen presence loudly mimicked the witness's whistle by vocalizing.

Unidentified soundRock throwingMovement onlyWhistle
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