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Sightings Vocalization Cowlitz County Clear all
BFRO YEAR: 1952-53 Longview, Cowlitz County, Washington Class A #4353

Young man encounters two large, upright animals near the Columbia River, west of Longview

The witness walked alone down a wooded path to a spring on a relative's farm. Near the spring the witness watched a hair-covered bipedal creature squatting and drinking for one to two minutes. A vocal sound from behind startled the first creature to standing and revealed a second taller creature close behind the witness. The witness ran away through the woods to the path and was not followed.

Full-body sightingPartial sightingVocalizationWhistleOdor +1
Date unknown Cowlitz County, Washington Related account #55658

Sasquatch sighting near Cowlitz County

Local residents reportedly have seen or heard similar creatures but are reluctant to discuss them at length.

Full-body sightingVocalization
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