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Possible wood knocks heard near Marble mountain Sno-Park
The witness was hiking alone and stopped for water when loud wood knocking lasting 10-15 seconds was heard. The witness made phone recordings that captured one loud knock plus fainter knocks believed to come from three locations. The witness continued hiking and returned later without further sightings or sounds, noting no other people were nearby due to winter closures.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington (2020)
The host reads an email about ongoing activity at a property in Washington. A local reportedly saw a Sasquatch cross the road, and residents heard a whoop followed by a tree being pushed down, plus rock clacking and knocking. A recorder captured a loud vocalization.
Men exploring logging roads hear possible knocks and a branch break near Cinebar
Two people exploring logging roads by jeep stopped to scout a side road on foot. They heard knocking sounds like a stick hitting a tree, then a very loud prolonged cracking like a thick log breaking nearby. They left without seeing any people or vehicles that could explain the noises. A photo taken toward the sounds was later thought to contain something odd but was deemed inconclusive.
Berry picker hears possible wood knocks east of Aberdeen
In July 2002, the witness stopped on an isolated logging spur to pick blackberries and heard repeated loud wood-on-wood knocking from a ridge above. Believing no other people or vehicles were in the area, he chose not to climb the steep, dense slope to investigate and left after the sounds continued from one location. He only later associated the sounds with alleged Bigfoot behavior after reading reports online.
Footsteps in Washington
The researcher was sitting in a truck with two companions near Mount St Helens when a bluff charge occurred. They heard pacing, a tree knock, heavy footsteps running toward and past the truck, then branches breaking as the animal walked away. No one was struck and activity stopped afterward.
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 earlier the guest joined another researcher at his Squaw Spring camp. On consecutive nights they heard dozens of tree knocks from ridges around them with apparent responses. One knock was followed by the sound of a stick breaking or flying from the hitter's hand, which they captured on a laptop recording.
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.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
After hearing knocks close by, the guest and her partner retreated to the porch. The guest viewed a tall upright figure with a thermal viewer about 120 feet away and photographed the viewer screen with a cell phone.
Wood knock in Washington
The guest and two companions were sitting in a truck at night in Washington when a very fast, close triple knock was recorded. He says there was a lot of activity that night including a charge that was not a bluff.