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Movement only3 Whistle1 Tracks1 Wood knock1 Whoop1 Property disturbance1 Footsteps1

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Washington2 California1

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Fall 1988 Santa Paula, Ventura County, California Class C #2888

High-pitched Whistling Heard at Ant Campground

In 1988 at Ant Campground in the Condor Refuge, a report described high-pitched whistling and movement in the chapparal area along Aqua Blanca Creek. No visual contact or further details about the source were provided.

WhistleMovement only
Date unknown Tulalip, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #37885

Tracks near Tulalip, Washington

Other incidents reported in the area include raided camps, wood knocking, tracks, multi-day encounters, thrashing, stomping, and aggressive nighttime whooping.

TracksWood knockWhoopProperty disturbanceMovement only
after the sighting Yacolt, Clark County, Washington Related account #933

Footsteps near Yacolt, Washington

Overnighting investigators heard similar rustling and footstep sounds after the main sighting.

FootstepsMovement only
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