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Rock throwing1 Growl1 Vocalization1

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Washington2

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Structure2 Tree damage1

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Sounds Snohomish County Structure Clear all
November 2013 STANWOOD, Snohomish County, Washington Class B #43757

Rocks and growls spook carpenters working at a home with ongoing activity near Stanwood

The witness was away deer hunting while contractors re-sided the home. The contractors reported having rocks thrown at them over two days, with one rock hitting a worker, followed on two later evenings by loud growls from woods only yards behind them. They dropped their tools and left promptly each night.

Rock throwingGrowl
4 April 2011 Gold Bar, Snohomish County, Washington Class B #29170

Man hears strange calls while hiking near swamp at Wallace Falls State Park

The witness was hiking with a dog toward Wallace Lake when both stopped after hearing a loud human-like yell from across a marshy bog. The sound repeated about a minute later from the same forested area about 75 yards away. The witness looked but saw no person or animal. The witness continued hiking without further incident.

Vocalization
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