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May 2016 Wellpinit, Stevens County, Washington Class A #58779

Family has very close nighttime encounter with three Bigfoots on Spokane Indian Reservation

The witness family drove at night to check wildfire damage and stopped to inspect smoldering spots. After hearing grunts and clicking mouth sounds, headlights revealed three hair-covered figures of different sizes standing near burnt trees. The largest figure gestured with its arm and vocalized loudly, then stepped toward the witness as the group retreated to the car and left. The encounter reportedly lasted about ten minutes.

Full-body sightingVocalizationAnimal behaviour
A few weeks after August 30th Clayton, Stevens County, Washington Related account #49664

Whoop near Clayton, Washington

Small dogs barked and hid inside while a cat vocalized back at whoops and screams, then the cat disappeared a few weeks later after which sounds and activity stopped.

WhoopScreamAnimal behaviour
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