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Date unknown Clallam County, Washington Related account #82527

Sasquatch sighting near Clallam County

Other seasonal workers at the same lodge were said to have seen bigfoots.

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
Date unknown Cougar, Skamania County, Washington Related account #1766

Sasquatch sighting near Cougar, Washington

Older men told the cousin about past encounters in the area that left them shaken and unwilling to return to certain areas.

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