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Scream2 Rock throwing1 Vocalization1 Movement only1

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Washington2

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2 encounters
Scream Cowlitz County First-hand Clear all
Summer 1970 Castle Rock Or Toutle, Cowlitz County, Washington Class B #4669

Memory told of hearing possible vocalizations while camping at Hollywood Gorge near Castle Rock

In summer 1970, the witness and a companion were camping in a tent along logging roads when they heard loud ape-like screaming lasting many seconds. They saw a large dark silhouette about 150 feet away, shouted warnings and fired .22 rounds at it without effect. Upon approaching, they found the silhouette was an old logging stump. The witness estimated the screams came from within a few hundred yards, with no nearby houses.

Scream
several days later Kalama, Cowlitz County, Washington Related account #7382

Rock throwing near Kalama, Washington

On a later night return to the same hole, the witness and a companion heard a baseball-sized rock splash, a low moan turning to a high scream, and something moving rapidly uphill through trees while calling.

Rock throwingScreamVocalizationMovement only
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