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Whoop Kitsap County Related accounts Clear all
about 9 o'clock at night Suquamish, Kitsap County, Washington Related account #16295

Whoop near Suquamish, Washington

When the witness jokingly made a woo-woo call in the yard at night, a loud drawn-out woo answered from the woods edge seconds later.

Whoop
almost every night Suquamish, Kitsap County, Washington Related account #16295

Wood knock near Suquamish, Washington

Almost every night the household heard branches breaking, patterned hitting, hollers and woo-woo vocalizations from the woods, believed to involve two or three individuals.

Wood knockVocalizationWhoop
Almost exactly one year later, just two nights ago Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, Washington Related account #8748

Whoop near Bainbridge Island, Washington

About a year later, very loud ape-like whooping sounds were heard at night after an owl screeched, loud enough to wake a toddler in another room.

Whoop
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