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Physical traces Unidentified sound Lewis County Clear all
Fall 2014 Packwood, Lewis County, Washington Class B #78558

Man and his son hunting elk have an encounter with a possible sasquatch near Packwood

The witness and a companion were elk hunting off a forest road when they heard a loud sharp snap uphill interpreted as a large limb or small tree being broken. They scanned the hillside but saw no animal and heard nothing further. They were then struck by a nauseating putrid odor and felt an ominous urge to leave, so they left the area.

Unidentified soundTree breakOdor
a couple of years later Elbe, Lewis County, Washington Related account #568

Unidentified sound near Elbe, Washington

A couple of years later a relative and a companion heard crashing beside a forest road in the same area and later found footprints in soft mud.

Unidentified soundTracks
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