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Sasquatch sighting in Washington (1968)
A few days into a school camping trip, the first guest was standing with two other girls at the edge of a field after a softball game when the companions fled in terror. The witness turned, locked eyes with a tall hair-covered figure standing close behind, and ran in circles around it while it turned to keep eye contact until shouts from the group helped break the lock. Camp staff sent the children home early citing a bear, though the witness insisted the face and eyes looked human.
Sasquatch sighting near Oakville, Washington (1932)
As retold from a casebook, a young woman walking home from a high school dance in snow was beckoned by a big hairy ape-like creature with outstretched arms. She ran away.
Sasquatch sighting near Stevenson, Washington
The host retells a story passed from a farmer through his grandson. The farmer met a bloodied man on a remote road with black eyes, broken ribs and punctured lung. The man said an 800 to 900 pound monkey grabbed him from the forest and beat him in a fight.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
Two people in a truck on the mountain above town were reportedly confronted by an eight-foot tall creature that came out of the trees. The creature chased them off the mountain. The account reached the investigator through an unnamed professional who had taken the call.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
A hunter saw an upright creature and kept following as it repeatedly turned to check on him. He then noticed a second individual concealed behind a log ahead. Interpreting the situation as a trap, he fled back to his truck.
Animal behaviour in Washington
A tribal elder reportedly told the guest that her cousin, while intoxicated and not allowed home, was in the valley behind the house near the barn. Unseen individuals harassed him so badly he dug a hole and hid the rest of the night. The cousin has since passed away.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
A hunter encountered what he called an ape man that did not look like the well-known film subject. The animal growled, turned and charged him. When he shot, it was gone, described later as a glimmer of light like time and space opening up.
Movement only near Port Townsend, Washington
While elk hunting, the witness and a companion made camp on a widened logging road at dusk. They heard movement in three spots around them, then a single extremely loud branch snap like a gunshot from about seven to eight feet up directly behind the witness. Both fled to the truck, where the companion loaded a rifle and insisted lights stay off, and the next morning the area was silent.
Rock throwing in Washington
A visitor leaving the Ape Caves area was paced out and had rocks thrown while heading to the parking lot. Upon getting into the car and starting it, a branch hit the vehicle. The host presents this as a final warning to leave.
Wood knock in Washington
A family group with friends hiked in to camp at a remote lake. After a joking tree knock received an answering knock, the night brought dog distress, stick-breaking sounds, and heavy bipedal footsteps passing the tents without disturbing food. The next day one camper felt watched while gathering firewood.
Sasquatch sighting near Snohomish, Washington
A former military man stayed alone in a remote cabin without utilities near Snohomish to get away from people. Over months he heard creatures around the cabin, heard Jabba-like laughing, saw them while fishing and looking in windows, smelled sulfur, and saw one vanish and reappear. After a night of multiple individuals banging on the walls and vocalizing, he packed up and never returned.
Property disturbance in Washington
Since moving to the secluded wooded property, the witness has noticed rock piles appearing, large branches fallen without wind, calling sounds and movement in the woods, a sense of being watched, and her dog acting distressed at night and wanting outside.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
Scientists at a fenced nuclear research facility in the Cascades told the guest they repeatedly captured Bigfoots on perimeter cameras at night over an extended period of months. The figures would walk into view, stand by the razor-wire fence and move slowly along it for hours without attempting to climb or tear it, sometimes appearing on multiple cameras. The scientists were alarmed and asked the guest for input because they did not want to report it officially.
Animal behaviour in Washington
The witness describes repeatedly feeling watched when pulling into the driveway late at night after swing shift. He sits in his truck staring toward a field and tree lines and senses something staring at him. The unease grew until he called his partner to come outside and kept a rifle in the truck.
Odor in Washington
While caring for a neighbor's kenneled dogs, the witness saw all dogs suddenly look uphill and bolt into their houses. A strong foul odor was noticed at the same time. Even after food was put out, the dogs refused to come out and kept watching from the doorways.
Animal behaviour near Clayton, Washington
During the two and a half month period the witness noted an absence of coyotes and the owners left the hilltop alone.
Whoop near Clayton, Washington
Small dogs barked and hid inside while a cat vocalized back at whoops and screams, then the cat disappeared a few weeks later after which sounds and activity stopped.
Animal behaviour near Clayton, Washington
For two weeks the witness felt watched while doing evening chores.
Structure or nest near Granite Falls, Washington
On an earlier visit the witness and a companion found a large disguised branch-covered structure with a foul odor and felt watched before leaving.
Growl near Bothell/Woodinville, Washington
For about a week after the chase, the witness's dog sat by windows after dark growling as if seeing something while the woods stayed unnaturally quiet.