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4 encounters
Skagit County Second-hand Related accounts Clear all
in the late 60s Mt. Vernon, Skagit County, Washington Related account #1617

Scream near Mt. Vernon, Washington

After the main event an informant said screams were not uncommon in the area in the late 60s and more than one Bigfoot lived there.

Scream
in a 5 year time frame Mt. Vernon, Skagit County, Washington Related account #1617

Sasquatch sighting near Mt. Vernon, Washington

Four unacquainted individuals separately told the witness they had seen a huge hairy creature in the area over a five-year period.

Full-body sighting
Date unknown Big Lake, Skagit County, Washington Related account #28308

Sasquatch sighting near Big Lake, Washington

The witness reports hearing from a friend about sightings in the area.

The next night Clear Lake, Skagit County, Washington Related account #59279

Wood knock near Clear Lake, Washington

The witness's husband reported hearing loud sounds he described as tree knocks.

Wood knock
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