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Growl2 Full-body sighting1 Vocalization1 Eyeshine1 Odor1

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Washington2

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Jefferson County1 Clallam County1

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2 encounters
Growl Washington Third-hand Clear all
19 March 1999 Queets, Jefferson County, Washington Class C #945

Creature with red glowing eyes seen

The witness was picking brush for sale near an old skid road when he heard loud growls, squeals, and brush breaking. He climbed a side hill and saw a still dark bear draped over a vine maple, then noticed a very large dark-brown biped standing about 50 feet away with its back turned. The creature turned and stared with red glowing eyes, prompting the witness to flee to his truck screaming, after which he refused to return to the woods and his crew left the area.

Full-body sightingGrowlVocalizationEyeshine
10/12/04 Joyce, Clallam County, Washington Related account #10091

Growl near Joyce, Washington

Two surveyors at a roadside work site were frightened by loud fierce growling, shaking vegetation and a foul smell.

GrowlOdor
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