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Odor3 Full-body sighting1 Handprint1 Animal behaviour1

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Odor Grays Harbor County Related accounts Clear all
early in the morning Greyland, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #7455

Odor near Greyland, Washington

An unknown bear hunter told the witnesses he had found strong-smelling bear sign and later harvested a bear.

Odor
January 3rd around 2:30PM Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #40381

Sasquatch sighting near Ocean Shores, Washington

The same witness encountered a hairy brown creature at close range in thick brush behind the property, smelled a strong odor, watched it rise and move away on all fours then upright, and later covered a possible handprint with a bucket.

Full-body sightingOdorHandprintAnimal behaviour
Two days later Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #46520

Odor near Ocean Shores, Washington

A horrible musky skunk-like odor was noticed coming through the bedroom window a couple days after the main incident.

Odor
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