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3 encounters
Pierce County Third-hand Related accounts Clear all
10/15/75, about 3:00 am Sumner, Pierce County, Washington Related account #1724

Footsteps near Sumner, Washington

A relative spending the night heard three or four heavy footsteps with very large strides cross the yard, seeming as heavy as a small horse, along with animal screams.

FootstepsScream
A couple of days later Sumner, Pierce County, Washington Related account #1724

Sasquatch sighting near Sumner, Washington

Two young relatives sleeping in a backyard tent heard the dog whine and lunge against the tent, then saw the shadow of something huge pass by.

Silhouette
back in the mid ‘80s Eatonville, Pierce County, Washington Related account #28716

Sasquatch sighting near Eatonville, Washington

Two other people reportedly saw a Bigfoot on the witness's property in the mid-1980s.

Partial sighting
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