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Odor3 Unidentified sound1 Growl1

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Washington3

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Clallam County1 Yakima County1

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Odor Washington Third-hand Clear all
Date unknown Washington #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2013/12/09/sc-ep6-witness-encounter-face-to-face-with-sasquatch

Odor in Washington

The guest's mother attended a daytime gathering at a neighbor's house. The group smelled a foul odor and heard noises. The homeowner shut the kitchen window and said that thing regularly shows up looking through her window, acting annoyed rather than scared.

OdorUnidentified sound
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
earlier in the day on the 28th Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Related account #3759

Odor near Yakima, Washington

A relative noticed an extremely strong odor while walking in timber near camp earlier that day and found no explanation for it back in camp.

Odor
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