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Physical traces4

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Scat4

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Washington4

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Pierce County1 Chelan County1 Pacific County1 Skamania County1

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five or six days later on July 4th DuPont, Pierce County, Washington Related account #50160

Scat near DuPont, Washington

A few days later the witness found an area of trampled tall grass with a large dark feces pile in the backyard that did not resemble known local animal scat.

Scat
on the following Wednesday, 4/20 Malaga, Chelan County, Washington Related account #11313

Scat near Malaga, Washington

The witness returned to the area and collected another large stool sample.

Scat
over 2 weeks before we could go back Raymond, Pacific County, Washington Related account #29700

Scat near Raymond, Washington

Over two weeks later when the area could be surveyed again, the witness found a huge pile of scat on the same gravel bar where the deer had been.

Scat
that Spring Carson, Skamania County, Washington Related account #1620

Scat near Carson, Washington

The witness found strange droppings containing animal hair.

Scat
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