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Another time Klipsan Beach, Pacific County, Washington Related account #29609

Sasquatch sighting near Klipsan Beach, Washington

After watching the household demonstrate handshaking, an individual reached out its hand across a vehicle as if offering to shake.

Partial sightingAnimal behaviour
One evening Klipsan Beach, Pacific County, Washington Related account #29609

Sasquatch sighting near Klipsan Beach, Washington

The witness patted his own chest while saying Dad and the younger male patted its chest and vocalized a word.

Full-body sightingVocalizationAnimal behaviour
2 years before Raymond, Pacific County, Washington Related account #29700

Movement only near Raymond, Washington

Two years earlier the witness saw a deer running downstream past her in the same section while surveying.

Movement onlyAnimal behaviour
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