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Tracks Grays Harbor County Cast Clear all
30 October 2013 Grays Harbor County #3c7220dc-495d-4d24-8d19-1f7864da7e83

Sasquatch sighting near Grays Harbor County (2013)

The guest and his brother heard tree tapping while cattle were distressed behind the house. The guest located a figure on thermal showing head, then chest up on the berm edge, and recorded video until the device shut down. They later cast a large flexed footprint where it stood.

Partial sightingTracks
2 June 1982 Elma, Brady And Matlock, Grays Harbor County, Washington Class A #2599

Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Department Offense report/summary

The writer was contacted about large tracks in a secluded clearcut area and was escorted to a spur road. Two large human-like footprints were found in mud where a wide trail of broken vegetation came down a hill to the road. The writer photographed both prints, cast the left one, and collected a hair from between the toes for analysis.

TracksHair
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