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Whatcom County4

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on a recent evening Deming, Whatcom County, Washington Related account #17539

Sasquatch sighting near Deming, Washington

On a recent evening the witness saw a cougar cross the road near the house.

Date unknown Deming, Whatcom County, Washington Related account #17539

Rock throwing near Deming, Washington

The witness later indicated something in the river-bottom area watched him and threw small rocks and sticks toward him.

Rock throwingObject throwing
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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