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Sasquatch sighting near Randle, Washington
The witness returned several times after the main outing and reported seeing much sign in the same general area.
Sasquatch sighting near Cougar, Washington
Older men told the cousin about past encounters in the area that left them shaken and unwilling to return to certain areas.
Tracks near White Salmon, Washington
On a later trip that fall in the same area the couple found partial barefoot-like tracks about 7-8 inches wide in a mud bank leading to a game trail where a clean basalt stone with white mineral was lying.
Howl near Trout Lake, Washington
A companion reported hearing loud howling during the previous night at the same camp.
Movement only near Cougar, Washington
Later that night a relative saw something large move in the trees near the children's tent but could not see clearly in the dark.
Sasquatch sighting near Cougar, Washington
Earlier that day the camp dogs barked repeatedly into the woods.
Tracks near Eagle Cliff, Washington
The witness and family members found footprints in the area four years earlier.
Unidentified sound near Stevenson, Washington
In the past few summers, rhythmic deep repetitive breathing has been heard in the evenings from the tree line near the home and is being monitored with night vision goggles.
Unidentified sound near Stevenson, Washington
The witness's father reports incidents of heavy breathing heard from the woods around the house.
Vocalization near Randle, Washington
About two years earlier the witness's companion reportedly heard a prolonged ooo-type sound for two and a half days at the same spot.
Tracks near Trout Lake, Washington
The witness later found a single very large footprint in sand along the creek and photographed it with a trekking pole and foot for scale.
Vocalization near Troutlake, Washington
Other campers at the same campground reportedly heard vocalizations and had rocks thrown at them.
Rock throwing near Yacolt, Washington
On a return camping trip to Silver Star, a companion awoke to pebbles hitting the tent pole followed by rustling and very heavy footsteps running away.