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Cowlitz County1

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1997 Washington #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/08/25/sc-ep45-bigfoot-destroyed-my-camper

Sasquatch sighting in Washington (1997)

The guest's brother and a friend were elk hunting at Mount Rainier. They returned to find their camp destroyed, then slept in the pickup with a camper shell. Around 3:30 a.m. a human-like face appeared at the window, bared long canines, and violently rocked and collapsed the shell until the men fled at sunrise.

Partial sightingVehicle contactProperty disturbance
a couple of hours before daylight Kalama, Cowlitz County, Washington Related account #7382

Vehicle contact near Kalama, Washington

A couple resting in a car at the Beginner's Hole parking area before daylight had the driver's side window struck with great force, saw no one, and left.

Vehicle contactDoor or window contact
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