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Cowlitz County First-hand Related accounts Clear all
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
A week or so later Kalama, Cowlitz County, Washington Related account #7382

Sasquatch sighting near Kalama, Washington

While night fishing with the witness, a companion 50 feet away had a large ape-like figure porpoise out of the water in front of him, soaking him, then dive back under.

Partial sightingUnidentified sound
Another time Cowlitz County, Washington Related account #55658

Property disturbance near Cowlitz County

While camping in the same area, something emptied the witness's cooler leaving only milk missing.

Property disturbance
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