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Odor1 Vocalization1 Tracks1 Wood knock1 Whoop1 Property disturbance1 Movement only1

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Washington4

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Snohomish County Unknown Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Tulalip, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #37885

Odor near Tulalip, Washington

People have reported smells of rotting eggs or severe athlete's foot.

Odor
Date unknown Tulalip, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #37885

Vocalization near Tulalip, Washington

Extremely loud roaring sounds comparable to an elephant have been reported.

Vocalization
Date unknown Tulalip, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #37885

Tracks near Tulalip, Washington

Other incidents reported in the area include raided camps, wood knocking, tracks, multi-day encounters, thrashing, stomping, and aggressive nighttime whooping.

TracksWood knockWhoopProperty disturbanceMovement only
While I was leaving Tulalip, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #37885

Sasquatch sighting near Tulalip, Washington

Another person drove out of the area as the witness was leaving but did not discuss what happened.

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