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Vocalization Klamath County Tree damage Clear all
March 1998 Chiloquin, Klamath County, Oregon #4001

Elementary school campout - witness reports encounter in Williamson River area

While camping overnight near a river with classmates, the witness and tentmates were settling to sleep when wildlife fell silent and a rotten stench appeared. The witness looked out with a flashlight and saw three tall hairy human-like figures with glowing yellow eyes. The group then heard grunts, footsteps, breaking branches and a howl, and felt something strike the tent. In the morning they found snapped tree branches and scattered limbs around camp.

Full-body sightingEyeshineHowlVocalizationFootsteps +3
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