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Growl Kittitas County Clear all
July 2020 CleElum To The East, Or Snoqualmie Pass To The West, Kittitas County, Washington Class B #74644

Growl near CleElum To The East, Or Snoqualmie Pass To The West, Washington (2020)

The witness and a companion were camping beside a creek in July 2020. Shortly after nightfall they heard a deep loud growl from about 10 feet inside the treeline and retreated to their vehicle. From the vehicle they then heard three loud tree knocks across the road, branch snapping, and a single additional knock farther away, but saw nothing when shining a flashlight.

GrowlWood knockFootsteps
about 5:00am Ronald, Kittitas County, Washington Related account #175

Growl near Ronald, Washington

Two relatives heard a powerful man-like growl-yell from the mountainside around 5 a.m. the morning before the main incident.

Growl
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