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Scream3 Vocalization2 Howl1 Tree break1 Footsteps1 Property disturbance1

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Scream Yakima County Related accounts Clear all
One week earlier Tampico, Yakima County, Washington Related account #30526

Howl near Tampico, Washington

The witness and a companion heard howl/screams triangulated around their campsite before bed.

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4 years ago Trout Lake, Yakima County, Washington Related account #26447

Scream near Trout Lake, Washington

Four years earlier the witness camped at the same remote site with a companion and the companion's child and heard screams before dark, then after dark heard branch breaking and movement that shook the ground, garbage cans being disturbed, and a loud grunt.

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About two hours after going to bed Naches, Yakima County, Washington Related account #11702

Vocalization near Naches, Washington

On the first night the witness was awakened by grunting sounds from across the lake that rose to a loud grunt-scream, which he and a companion listened to and attributed to an elk or similar animal.

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