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Property disturbance2 Full-body sighting1 Unidentified sound1 Animal behaviour1 Odor1

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Camas County1 Idaho County1

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August 1988 Fairfield, Camas County, Idaho Class A #13692

Daytime sighting by young girl hiking with family north of Fairfield

While camping with family near a ghost town, the group walked back toward camp with their dog. After the dog was sent into brush, yelped, and fled to camp, the nine-year-old [name withheld] saw a tall hair-covered figure standing uphill watching them. The family ran to camp, set up a string-and-can perimeter alarm, then heard growling and rattling around the perimeter before packing up and leaving.

Full-body sightingUnidentified soundProperty disturbanceAnimal behaviour
Earlier in the month Kamiah, Idaho County, Idaho Related account #38287

Odor near Kamiah, Idaho

In the days before the main sighting the witness noticed a skunk-like odor, trash bags pulled open without a mess, and kennel food bowls overturned with kibble spilled.

OdorProperty disturbance
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