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Other senses2 Sounds2 Physical traces1

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Scream2 Movement only2 Howl1 Tree break1

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Washington2

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2 encounters
Other senses Scream Lewis County Clear all
August 2008 Randle, Lewis County, Washington Class B #24373

Hunter scouting for elk hears stick breaks & a loud scream-howl close to his tent near Randle

The witness and a relative were camped in a tent by a small lake after backpacking and scouting for elk. Around 4 a.m. the witness awoke to branches breaking about 50 yards away followed by an extremely loud scream/howl he said he had never heard before. After a few minutes he heard more branches breaking, then nothing further. Frightened, he packed up and left with the relative about half an hour later.

ScreamHowlMovement only
The next day Winlock, Lewis County, Washington Related account #47107

Scream near Winlock, Washington

On a return to look for evidence, the witness watched short pine tops shake violently and heard a harsh loud scream, later noting suspicious tree breaks.

ScreamTree breakMovement only
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