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Whoop Snohomish County Related accounts Clear all
before Monroe, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #8597

Whoop near Monroe, Washington

The witness recalled having previously heard the same whoop-like sound from the swamp.

Whoop
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
8/17 Verlot, Snohomish County, Washington Related account #36318

Whoop near Verlot, Washington

The witness reported hearing whoops and tree knocking at the same location on an earlier night.

WhoopWood knock
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