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24 January 2000 Walla Walla, Columbia County, Washington Class A #939

Large, bipedal creature looking in the cabin window

The witness stepped onto his porch in the early morning to collect firewood and noticed a figure standing beside the house looking through a dining-room window. He rushed back inside, locked all doors, and stayed awake until sunrise. He then walked to a nearby town to report the incident by telephone.

Partial sighting
September 1991 Dayton, Columbia County, Washington Class A #938

Unusual tracks found.

On the opening day of archery elk season while hunting, the witness found very large tracks that sank deep into dirt. The witness backtracked the trail about five or six hundred yards along a clearcut to a previously hunted canyon before losing the tracks in timber.

Tracks
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