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Show 15 more Wood knock2 Whoop2 Rock throwing2 Unidentified sound2 Property disturbance2 Vehicle contact2 Silhouette2 Road crossing2 Movement only2 Footsteps2 Growl1 Howl1 Possible hoax1 Structure or nest1 Object throwing1

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Memorial Day weekend 2001 Welcome, Whatcom County, Washington Related account #65641

Tracks near Welcome, Washington

The witness recalls finding a small 4-inch footprint sunk in dry sand on a first visit to the same river property in 2001.

Tracks
about a week earlier Everson, Whatcom County, Washington Related account #62354

Whoop near Everson, Washington

The witness's parents heard a single whoop while gathering berries in the same area.

Whoop
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