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Whistle2 Unidentified sound2 Odor1 Wood knock1 Movement only1 Rock throwing1 Whoop1

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Washington2

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Whistle Kittitas County Clear all
June 2011 Easton, Kittitas County, Washington Class B #35031

Possible encounters while fishing at a lake near Easton

The witness was alone fishing and camping by a lake and creek. After noticing a foul litter-like odor, the witness heard a loud knock, whistles, and rustling, then had large rocks repeatedly thrown toward camp. After hearing an extremely loud angry whoop, the witness fled by car while loud noises moved through brush alongside the road.

OdorWood knockWhistleMovement onlyRock throwing +2
September 1983 Yakima, Kittitas County, Washington Class B #77

Couple hear vocalizations while camping at Milk Lake

The witness and a companion camped overnight near a pond without making noise. In the middle of the night the pond frogs stopped croaking and a loud whistling and clicking sound continued for about 15 minutes. The companion suggested the sound was a Bigfoot.

WhistleUnidentified sound
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