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Tree break Lewis County Related accounts Clear all
after August 8th Morton, Lewis County, Washington Related account #22475

Tracks near Morton, Washington

The couple found large impressions, structures, a nest with hair and handprint, and their own blind disassembled and stacked.

TracksHandprintHairStructure or nestTree break
Two weeks later Chehalis, Lewis County, Washington Related account #29355

Property disturbance near Chehalis, Washington

Two weeks after the mice incident, a bag of apples placed in a tree was torn open with apples missing and a partly eaten apple found where the mice had been.

Property disturbanceTree break
The next day Winlock, Lewis County, Washington Related account #47107

Scream near Winlock, Washington

On a return to look for evidence, the witness watched short pine tops shake violently and heard a harsh loud scream, later noting suspicious tree breaks.

ScreamTree breakMovement only
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