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Sounds4 Sightings2 Physical traces1 Other senses1 Interaction1

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Footsteps4 Eyeshine2 Tree break1 Movement only1 Vocalization1 Wood knock1 Rock throwing1

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State

Washington1

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Main reports only9,644 Related accounts only6,940 On the map8,877

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4 encounters
Footsteps Unknown Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #9174

Tree break

Breaking-limb sounds and walking-through-water sounds have been heard from the swamp area.

Tree breakFootsteps
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #66120

Sasquatch sighting

Someone is reported to have experienced eye shine and heavy footsteps on a property.

EyeshineFootsteps
after the sighting Yacolt, Clark County, Washington Related account #933

Footsteps near Yacolt, Washington

Overnighting investigators heard similar rustling and footstep sounds after the main sighting.

FootstepsMovement only
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #41378

Vocalization

Other stories from the area are said to involve vocalizations, tree knocks, eye shine, walking and rock throwing.

VocalizationWood knockEyeshineFootstepsRock throwing
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