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Other senses Vocalization Okanogan County Clear all
August 2006 Nespelem, Okanogan County, Washington Class B #17570

Possible vocalizations directed at camp of boy scouts near Omak

The witness was camping overnight with a scout troop at a small crescent-shaped lake. After the group settled around 10-11 p.m., a very loud two-part call was heard three or four times from brush in a draw at the north end of the lake, sounding more distant each time. Shortly before dark the witness had noticed a strong musty odor near camp, and the youths in camp reportedly also heard the calls.

VocalizationOdor
October 1970 Omak, Okanogan County, Washington Class B #50659

Young man has several possible day-time encounters near Moses Mountain in the '70s

In July 1977 the witness was helping a relative fix fence on a hill behind the ranch around noon. He and the relative saw two tall pine trees sway inside the fence line and then heard a loud yelling uhhing sound. A tall tree bent sharply and crashing movement through dense brush showed where a large animal was moving.

VocalizationMovement only
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