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

Sasquatch sighting near Grays Harbor County (2013)

The guest and his wife walked to leave food near the woods while hearing whoops, whistles and knocking. The guest saw a creature peeking from behind a tree about 100 feet away, crouched and moving nervously before lowering to the ground. He heard additional sounds indicating more individuals nearby.

Partial sightingWhoopWhistleWood knock
July 2008 Humptulips, Grays Harbor County, Washington Class B #24216

Possible vocalizations heard near a fish hatchery on the Humptulips River

The witness and companions were camping overnight beside a river when whooping vocalizations began from across the river in the early morning hours. The witness described a nearer caller and a more distant caller answering each other for about an hour. The witness and two companions reported hearing the sounds, while no other animals or insects were heard.

Whoop
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