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Physical traces21 Sounds9 Interaction6 Other senses5 Sightings4 Context & caveats2

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Structure or nest21 Tracks9 Tree break6 Footsteps4 Odor4 Vocalization3 Unidentified sound3 Full-body sighting3
Show 17 more Object throwing3 Property disturbance3 Whistle2 Animal behaviour2 Scream2 Hair2 Silhouette1 Eyeshine1 Wood knock1 Twist1 Rock throwing1 Door or window contact1 Scat1 Partial sighting1 Movement only1 Howl1 Handprint1

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Washington21

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Snohomish County3 Chelan County2 Pierce County1 Pacific County1 Klickitat County1 Whatcom County1 Ferry County1 Lewis County1

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First-hand21

Evidence claimed

Structure10 Tracks8 Photograph4 Tree damage4 Other2 Measurement2 Audio1 Scat1

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

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after August 8th Morton, Lewis County, Washington Related account #22475

Tracks near Morton, Washington

The couple found large impressions, structures, a nest with hair and handprint, and their own blind disassembled and stacked.

TracksHandprintHairStructure or nestTree break
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