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28 June 1985 Creswell Heights, Clark County, Washington Class B #937

Witnesses hear odd, loud vocalization while in the forest traveling on a logging road

Three young people were walking along a logging road after being dropped off from a truck. From about 10 yards downhill they heard vegetation rustling followed by an extremely loud, guttural, high-pitched yell that did not match any known local animal to them. Frightened, they ran about a mile back to the truck without looking back.

VocalizationMovement 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
during the night Yacolt, Clark County, Washington Related account #933

Footsteps near Yacolt, Washington

The older child heard rustling brush and slapping footsteps on the street at night while sleeping on the screened porch.

FootstepsMovement only
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