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Movement only in Washington
While with a film cast near Mount Adams, the witness and many others watched a ball of light hover in front of the mountain with heat-like distortion then shoot away. Within about 15 minutes they heard knocks moving around. The next morning they followed tracks about three-quarters of a mile to a small creek where they stopped.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
A researcher patrolling a closed watershed followed fresh tracks uphill in mud and filmed a subject as it walked away. He later cast the prints, which another researcher regarded as among the best ever. The teller defends the footage against claims the tracks were faked.
Tracks near Easton, Washington
A group camped in a mostly dry creek bed high in the mountains. Around five in the morning the witness and another camper awoke to rock clacking in the creek. They later found prints described as clearly non-human in proportion and stacked rocks, with photos said to exist.
Tree break near Hoodsport, Washington
The witness and companion drove up a forest road and found a green tree about thirty feet long knocked across the road with footprints and flattened grass nearby. After whooping, they heard three tree knocks near a parked woman and then a single knock close to themselves. The woman and her husband asked about the noises and left.
Tracks near Sunnyslope, Washington
The researcher spent five days documenting a trackway in snow that would soon melt. He photographed and videotaped the prints and recorded step length, stride, width, length, depth and surrounding conditions. The work was presented as an example of thorough track documentation.
Scream in Washington
The witness and a friend were camping overnight at Forlorn Lakes when they heard loud screams from one side of the lake answered by several others, lasting 20-30 minutes. The witness made a short phone recording while the dog acted frightened. The next morning they found elk tracks apparently at a run and a large footprint, then left early.
Tracks in Washington
Shortly after bringing a newborn home, the guest and her partner entered the front of the tree line in daylight and found footprints. As soon as they exited they heard a gentle whoop from the woods.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
The witness and his son hiked in the Paradise area, noticed a bad smell, unusual tracks, and dark woods, then showed track photos to rangers who stopped talking. Later on a lower trail they saw a dark upright figure standing by a tree about 100 meters away. They observed it through a monocular, saw it move, left uneasy, and returned to find it gone.
Tracks in Washington
The guest had walked an area the day before and saw nothing. The next day he walked the same area with a companion and found a large human-like footprint with toes and heel. He took it as confirmation because it had not been there earlier.
Howl near Index, Washington
In his early twenties the guest bushwhacked to a remote trailless high mountain lake to look for Sasquatch and camped overnight. He woke at night to a high-pitched howling unlike coyote, and in the morning found a large track impression in mud in front of his tent. He felt an urgent need to leave, hurried down hearing branches cracking behind him, and the urgency lifted when he reached sunshine and the creek.
Tracks in Washington
The witness was shown a smashed flower beneath a tall front window. In dry soil there was a large bare footprint outline much wider and longer than the witness's own foot. The witness wondered if something had looked in the window.
Tracks in Washington
While exploring remote canyons that connect to the valley, the witness found a large footprint with distinct toes on a steep game trail. He heard loud whistles directed at him from across the canyon that later moved down the canyon. The same day he found a teepee-like arrangement of evergreens still rooted but pushed together.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
The host recalled hearing as a youth that someone saw a creature run from an old sheriff's depot across the road and down toward the canal flats. People reportedly tracked it to the water, where it entered and disappeared.
Tracks near Welcome, Washington
The witness recalls finding a small 4-inch footprint sunk in dry sand on a first visit to the same river property in 2001.
Tracks near Clayton, Washington
Three flat-footed five-toed tracks were found on a deer trail and one on the other side of the property before and after late August.
Tracks near Arlington, Washington
Later owners of the same farm reportedly made their own plaster casts of tracks found on the property.
Tracks near STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Washington
The witness reported large footprints in the yard including a 19-inch track that was cast, fingerprints on a pickup, and fence sections pulled from posts.
Tracks near Tulalip, Washington
Other incidents reported in the area include raided camps, wood knocking, tracks, multi-day encounters, thrashing, stomping, and aggressive nighttime whooping.
Tracks near Darrington WA, Washington
The same witnesses returned to the same trailhead a few days later, got no response to knocks and whoops, but found many tracks and a stick structure along the trail.
Missing Cattle and large footprints found
Two brothers operating a cattle ranch reported losing 300-400 lb calves without trace each May through early July over three to four years, and noted cattle panicking at their approach from a distance. In the third year they found a freshly killed calf with its neck broken, no teeth or claw marks, and a deep parallel-sided bruise, which a vet and others examined. Three sets of large footprints and unknown feces containing smashed bone were also reported.