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Tracks in Washington (2019)
On return visits to the same trail, the witness and companions left recorders and apples placed high, found large sideways hillside steps with no deer or elk tracks, and later were told recorders captured bipedal activity hours after they left. On a later off-trail visit they found odd tree structures and a 14-inch by 4-inch track, plus a partial track on another visit. About a month before the show he heard a double chest-thump sound while exiting.
Wood knock in Washington
The witness camped near Bumping Lake with his wife and did periodic rock clacks. They heard a single limb snap reply in the evening. His overnight recorder captured clacks, and the next morning he heard five rapid clacks from the recorder direction mimicking his five rapid clacks from the night before.
Wood knock in Washington
A few weeks before the interview the guest camped for two nights near Jubilee Lake in the Blue Mountains. His overnight recordings captured rock clacks and wood knocks. He later discussed the sounds with a fellow researcher at Squaw Spring.