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probably about 10 years ago Leavenworth, Washington #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/03/04/sc-ep-303-trackway-near-sunnyslope-washington

Growl near Leavenworth, Washington

A late-season hunter camping alone on a ridge was pinned down when something jumped onto his tent in the middle of the night. The weight broke two ribs against the gun he held on his chest. The thing growled, smelled foul, and held him like a wrestler rather than clawing.

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Date unknown Snohomish, Washington #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/11/09/sc-ep270-open-mics--behind-the-scenes

Sasquatch sighting near Snohomish, Washington

A former military man stayed alone in a remote cabin without utilities near Snohomish to get away from people. Over months he heard creatures around the cabin, heard Jabba-like laughing, saw them while fishing and looking in windows, smelled sulfur, and saw one vanish and reappear. After a night of multiple individuals banging on the walls and vocalizing, he packed up and never returned.

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on a hot summer night Spanaway, Pierce County, Washington Related account #8407

Odor near Spanaway, Washington

The witness's mother sensed a foul-smelling presence at an open bedroom window but did not look outside.

Odor
10/13/75 Sumner, Pierce County, Washington Related account #1724

Odor near Sumner, Washington

A strong pungent odor lingered in the air while heavy footsteps were heard in the front yard and on the wooden porch, and two ducks were later found dead in the yard.

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Date unknown Oak Harbor, Island County, Washington Related account #9047

Odor near Oak Harbor, Washington

Other visitors to the witness property reportedly experienced similar strong smells.

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early in the morning Greyland, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #7455

Odor near Greyland, Washington

An unknown bear hunter told the witnesses he had found strong-smelling bear sign and later harvested a bear.

Odor
Date unknown Clallam Bay, Clallam County, Washington Related account #930

Odor near Clallam Bay, Washington

Students in the trailing group reported a slight stench around the sighting stream that no one in the witness's lead group smelled.

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