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September 2000 Carson, Skamania County, Washington Class A #1705

BFRO Skookum Expedition

Members of an expedition documented their activities and evidence collected. They made a full cast of a scene containing what is described as a body imprint, which was presented as allowing interpretation of animal behavior. No sighting details, timing, or participant numbers are given in the provided sections.

April 1978 Stevenson, Skamania County, Washington Class A #1651

Daylight observation from Beacon Rock, along the Columbia River

From atop Beacon Rock, the witness watched a huge black figure climb a railroad bed in two strides and then stride across a pasture toward the river, passing among cows that looked only half its height and seemed undisturbed. A smaller figure that moved on all fours trailed behind it. The larger figure squatted for a time at a tributary before crossing back across the meadow and being lost from view.

Full-body sighting
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