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10 August 1984 Alpenthal Ski Resort, King County, Washington Class B #8670

Hiker hears roar north of Alpental Ski Resort at Snow Lake

The witness was camping overnight at an alpine lake with a dog when a loud high-pitched scream shifting to a low roar was heard for a couple minutes very close to camp. The dog became agitated with raised hackles and the witness was frightened. A young couple camped a few hundred yards away heard the same sound outside their site with snapping branches and pacing, and both parties left the lake the next morning.

ScreamGrowlMovement only
Summer 1970 Snoqualmie, King County, Washington Class B #1384

Vocalizations heard by hikers

In summer around 1970, the witness and a friend were walking on an old dirt road through dense forest. About 50 feet ahead they heard a loud growling and screaming sound, saw trees shaking with sunlight breaking through the canopy, and felt the ground shake. They ran about half a mile out of the woods and the witness reported it to family that evening.

GrowlScreamMovement only
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