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Property disturbance3 Eyeshine1 Partial sighting1

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Property disturbance Grays Harbor County Related accounts Clear all
One week after filing the report Montesano, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #23796

Property disturbance near Montesano, Washington

A week after the report the witness found a log estimated over six hundred pounds had been rolled uphill near the river with no footprints around.

Property disturbance
Late in the evening of February 3rd Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #47855

Sasquatch sighting near Ocean Shores, Washington

Two nights later the pair reported four creatures in the yard for most of the night, with missing food containers and moved rocks found the next day.

EyeshinePartial sightingProperty disturbance
Date unknown Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #47855

Property disturbance near Ocean Shores, Washington

Before the visit, food placed out was sometimes taken and a grass-covered trail camera was found uncovered with nothing recorded.

Property disturbance
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