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Memorial Day weekend 2001 Welcome, Whatcom County, Washington Related account #65641

Tracks near Welcome, Washington

The witness recalls finding a small 4-inch footprint sunk in dry sand on a first visit to the same river property in 2001.

Tracks
around 4 pm Clayton, Stevens County, Washington Related account #49664

Whoop near Clayton, Washington

On another afternoon something disturbed the roofless chicken pen with branch breaking and repeated whoops, leaving broken branches and causing chickens to roost higher.

WhoopTree breakProperty disturbance
before and after August 30th Clayton, Stevens County, Washington Related account #49664

Tracks near Clayton, Washington

Three flat-footed five-toed tracks were found on a deer trail and one on the other side of the property before and after late August.

Tracks
two weeks after the wood knocks Hunters, Stevens County, Washington Related account #60969

Handprint near Hunters, Washington

When the witness and her husband returned two weeks after the knocks, they found larger-than-human handprints on the shed windows.

Handprint
Shortly after they moved the trailer onto the acreage Hunters, Stevens County, Washington Related account #60969

Handprint near Hunters, Washington

Shortly after moving the trailer onto the property, the witness found a large oily fingered handprint on the front trailer window.

Handprint
several years after they had bought the farm Arlington, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #1670

Tracks near Arlington, Washington

Later owners of the same farm reportedly made their own plaster casts of tracks found on the property.

Tracks
last November STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Snohomish County, Washington Related account #26448

Howl near STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Washington

One November night the witness heard five howls followed by two trees being knocked down, finding the downed trees the next morning.

HowlWood knockTree break
from 2001 to 2008 STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Snohomish County, Washington Related account #26448

Tracks near STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Washington

The witness reported large footprints in the yard including a 19-inch track that was cast, fingerprints on a pickup, and fence sections pulled from posts.

TracksHandprintProperty disturbance
on another occasion Granite Falls, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #37307

Structure or nest near Granite Falls, Washington

On an earlier visit the witness and a companion found a large disguised branch-covered structure with a foul odor and felt watched before leaving.

Structure or nestOdorAnimal behaviour
later that day around dusk Stanwood, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #17220

Scream near Stanwood, Washington

The following evening the witness returned to the same spot with a friend and the same loud roaring and breaking sounds were heard again for several minutes before the friend left.

ScreamGrowlMovement onlyTree break
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
A few days later Darrington WA, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #55549

Tracks near Darrington WA, Washington

The same witnesses returned to the same trailhead a few days later, got no response to knocks and whoops, but found many tracks and a stick structure along the trail.

TracksStructure or nest
In late August Ashford, Pierce County, Washington Related account #20591

Tree break near Ashford, Washington

One couple returned alone for trap shooting when a large alder tree crashed down about three hundred feet away, frightening them into leaving.

Tree break
in 2002 Between Ashford And Packwood Off Skate Creek Rd. (this Was A Dirt Road Off Of Skate Creek Rd But The Sign On This Dirt Rd Also Said Skate Creek Rd., Pierce County, Washington Related account #12655

Vocalization near Between Ashford And Packwood Off Skate Creek Rd. (this Was A Dirt Road Off Of Skate Creek Rd But The Sign On This Dirt Rd Also Said Skate Creek Rd., Washington

On an earlier 2002 visit to the same area, the companions heard the same sounds and found a large barefoot print dwarfing a men's size 12 shoe.

VocalizationTracks
five or six days later on July 4th DuPont, Pierce County, Washington Related account #50160

Scat near DuPont, Washington

A few days later the witness found an area of trampled tall grass with a large dark feces pile in the backyard that did not resemble known local animal scat.

Scat
since then Shelton, Mason County, Washington Related account #7580

Tracks near Shelton, Washington

Since the 1996 sighting the witness found tracks in the same area.

Tracks
Date unknown Omitted For Privacy (small Town In NW WA), Island County, Washington Related account #27764

Tracks near Omitted For Privacy (small Town In NW WA), Washington

The witness returned to the site with a friend and found a large footprint impression.

Tracks
in 1979 Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #10062

Sasquatch sighting near Aberdeen, Washington

The neighbor reported seeing a rusty red-brown animal crouched as if hiding in the same area in 1979 while walking with friends, plus bare footprints and cleared vegetation.

Partial sightingTracks
January 3rd around 2:30PM Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #40381

Sasquatch sighting near Ocean Shores, Washington

The same witness encountered a hairy brown creature at close range in thick brush behind the property, smelled a strong odor, watched it rise and move away on all fours then upright, and later covered a possible handprint with a bucket.

Full-body sightingOdorHandprintAnimal behaviour
9/11/20 Humtulips, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #62714

Tree break near Humtulips, Washington

The witness and an investigator waited at the site at dusk, heard large-animal movement on both sides, and watched a live fir fall toward them with no wind.

Tree breakMovement only