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April 2013 Grays Harbor County #3c7220dc-495d-4d24-8d19-1f7864da7e83

Scream near Grays Harbor County (2013)

The guest heard extremely loud screams in person that felt powerful in the body despite coming from several hundred yards away. The sound was captured on a phone and titled as loud screams.

Scream
27 July 2002 Between Aberdeen And Montesno, Grays Harbor County, Washington Class B #25339

Berry picker hears possible wood knocks east of Aberdeen

In July 2002, the witness stopped on an isolated logging spur to pick blackberries and heard repeated loud wood-on-wood knocking from a ridge above. Believing no other people or vehicles were in the area, he chose not to climb the steep, dense slope to investigate and left after the sounds continued from one location. He only later associated the sounds with alleged Bigfoot behavior after reading reports online.

Wood knock
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