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Multiple witnesses hear possible vocalizations near Darrington
Six people sitting around a campfire heard a very close, loud two-part vocalization described as whooing/moaning followed after a pause by a booming scream, then heard something moving across the creek. No visual contact was reported. The next day witnesses found a freshly broken/twisted sapling and barefoot-like prints of multiple sizes in a sandy area and made casts of tracks.
Backpacker hears possible vocalizations near Mt. St. Helens
The witness was on a solo multi-day backpacking hike near Mount St. Helens. Around midday on the first day, deep whooping calls were heard coming from the canyon direction over about 10-15 minutes. The witness described the tone as unusually deep and resonant and unlike known animal calls.
Possible vocalizations near Indianola
The witness and two companions were coming inside from a hot tub when they heard chirping calls from two sources that seemed to answer each other. This was followed by about five minutes of very scary howling and screaming sounds ending with chirps. The family dog reacted fearfully and would not leave the porch. The witness later said the sounds matched online recordings of alleged vocalizations.
Man hears loud vocalization while woodworking on his porch
The witness was woodworking on the front porch at night when a loud call came from nearby woods. The sound rose from a low moan to a near-scream lasting about three seconds, followed by two to three short whoops. The witness stopped work and went inside, and later felt a downloaded Bigfoot scream matched what was heard.
Hikers hear possible vocalizations near Poodle Dog Pass outside Monte Cristo
The witness and a companion were hiking on a steep trail when birds fell silent and repeated whooping sounds approached from the hillside above, accompanied by a strong wet-dog odor. They waited on the trail without seeing any movement until the sounds and odor faded and birds resumed. The witness later said a recording on a research site exactly matched what they heard.
Bowhunters find track and hear vocalizations near Indian Heaven Wilderness
The witness was sitting in a tree stand hunting elk in the late afternoon when the wind shifted. He heard brush breaking as an unseen animal approached on a trail, stopped, then circled 50-60 yards away out of sight while emitting repeated loud rising whoops. After the sounds stopped he climbed down, glassed the area without seeing anything, and later left apples on a stump that were gone when he retrieved the stand.
Bigfoot crosses road in front of two teens going to school
The main witness had just entered a companion's car for the trip to school when an animal-like figure emerged from a roadside swamp. It paused crouched, started across the road and then ran quickly on all fours into woods. Both occupants were frightened and puzzled by what they had seen.
Memory told of being followed and hearing possible vocalizations at a house near Napavine
In 1980 a teenage witness walking up a long driveway by dense brush heard something bipedal pacing her from cover, seeing only treetops move. That night she and her sister heard very loud repeated whoop-like calls followed by a long sad wailing cry from the woods behind their unfinished house. She interpreted the daytime pacing and nighttime calls as connected and attributed them to Bigfoot.
Whoop in Washington
The witness and friends go to the river at night, build a fire, and listen. They sometimes hear whoops and very loud screams.
Chatter in Washington
About three weeks before the interview the witness and a friend overnighted in the truck in a different part of the valley. They recorded chatter and whooping audio and found a footprint in thick moss. No creature was seen.
Tracks in Washington
The following summer at the same lake, the large group found wide footprints in mud. After dark they heard whooping exchanges from woods near different camps around the lake. A small family across the lake left abruptly overnight leaving tent and fire.
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.
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.
Whoop near Everson, Washington
The witness's parents heard a single whoop while gathering berries in the same area.
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.
Whoop near Clayton, Washington
On another afternoon something disturbed the roofless chicken pen with branch breaking and repeated whoops, leaving broken branches and causing chickens to roost higher.
Whoop near Monroe, Washington
The witness recalled having previously heard the same whoop-like sound from the swamp.
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.
Whoop near Verlot, Washington
The witness reported hearing whoops and tree knocking at the same location on an earlier night.
Scream near Orting, Washington
About five weeks later the witness and his wife were awakened after 3 a.m. by two screams followed by minutes of whooping that was answered by distant whoops.