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Wood knock in Washington
Two men and a child explored a higher logging road at night, heard a loud knock from dense woods and answered with knocks, then heard deep growls felt as vibration, additional knocks from different directions, a thrown rock clinking off equipment, and footsteps following as they slowly drove away.
Partial sighting near Lake Quinault, Washington
One December evening the guest noticed the uncovered kitchen window looked smoky gray all over instead of glossy black while his daughter washed dishes. When she left, the gray shape stepped aside. Next morning he found tracks about twelve feet from the window and a broken shingle with a tennis-ball-sized stone where his bedroom wall had been struck overnight.
Rock throwing in Washington
The witness was fishing alone early in the morning at a remote mountain lake. Large rocks were thrown toward the witness from the treeline and growls similar to the earlier lake incident were heard for 10-15 minutes. Perceiving it as a warning to leave, the witness packed up and left and has not returned alone.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
After military service, a man lived alone in a remote Washington cabin without power. He reported repeated ape-like visitors, and in a final incident one in a tree threw rocks on his roof, made eye contact, then jumped down and seemed to vanish like a Predator shimmer while still faintly moving through brush.
Whoop near Easton, Washington
On a second trip to the same creek-bed camp, the witness went to bed while three companions stayed up singing loudly. Shortly after they finished, whoops were heard from the treeline across the creek. The area was also said to have prior rock-throwing incidents.
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.
Rock throwing near Washougal, Washington
The guest's wife was sitting on the porch in daylight when she heard a stomp and saw a several-inch rock bouncing in the yard. It appeared to have come from the upper field area. No person or animal was visible in the field.
Sasquatch sighting near Snohomish, Washington
The host relays a veteran's account from a remote cabin with no utilities. The man left fish to stop harassment, endured cabin hits, rock throws, and window peeking. He then watched one climb a tree and jump down appearing translucent like the movie Predator before becoming solid again, after which he left.
Rock throwing near Elby, Washington
Two friends camped near a river and went for late-night fishing with a lantern. Rocks were thrown at them from across the wide fast river, landing near them repeatedly. They returned to camp to find others in tents and later concluded no person could have thrown such heavy rocks that far.
Property disturbance in Washington
A woman reported ape-like creatures around her home that banged on the house. After outside researchers visited and fired shots, the behavior escalated. Her dog was found dead with a broken neck, rocks were thrown, and creatures growled at windows in early morning hours.
Rock throwing in Washington
Around 3 a.m. the guest recorded rocks being clacked together and then thrown around his campfire, which he attributes to a single animal possibly holding a rock in each hand. Later that same night he heard something crossing the creek, sloshing through deep water and churning rocks underfoot.
Whistle in Washington
While moving between logging-road locations and sitting in the truck with another man around midnight to 2 a.m., the guest recorded a strange whistle in darkness. He says the whistle was followed by rock throws and did not sound like any known bird.
Rock throwing near Kingston, Washington
The witness and his brother were sleeping in a small old cabin when something struck the metal garage door. Both woke, and afterward found small marble-sized rocks on the moss outside the door. The witness later interpreted this as rock-throwing behavior.
Wood knock in Washington
The next year the guest hiked to Swamp Lake with his young daughter, a friend from Eugene and families while doing wood knocks. On the return near a river log crossing they heard a loud wood knock behind them. After crossing, a large rock thrown from a small cliff splashed 30 to 40 feet away, but nothing was seen.
Rock throwing near Deming, Washington
The witness later indicated something in the river-bottom area watched him and threw small rocks and sticks toward him.
Rock throwing near Concrete, Washington
A small rock landed near the witness on a road and a second rock hit his truck canopy with no one else around.
Two experienced hunters see bigfoot, throw rock at it, and watch it turn and walk into timber
Two companions were walking down a private logging road in near-dark to get off a hill before dark. They saw a figure standing near the timber edge about 80 yards away and stopped to watch it. After a companion threw a rock that landed near it, the figure turned and walked into the timber.
Rock throwing near Conconully, Washington
A few days later at the same spot, the witness heard a large rock splash 20 to 30 feet out in the lake with no one visible.
Fisherman observes large rock flung into Hamma Hamma River
While fishing alone upstream, the witness saw a large boulder moving through the air and splash into the stream about 30 feet away. He did not see or smell anything that could have thrown it, but felt uneasy and felt he was not alone. He quickly returned to the vehicle where his companion had been fishing downstream, and they ate and left.
Scream near Issaquah, Washington
On a recent night screaming woke the young child and was followed by rock-like or tapping sounds at the windows.