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Unidentified sound near Morton, Washington
Several years before the interview, the guest was bass fishing with a club partner on a lake off Highway 12. For about 45 minutes they heard heavy branch-breaking and something moving along the shore paralleling their boat from about 20 yards offshore. His partner dismissed it as elk, but the size and single-animal character stuck in his mind and rekindled his interest in the subject.
Tracks near Packwood, Washington
The guest recalls being a small child at the family cabin near Packwood when the family went into the hills to cut firewood. He wandered from the truck in a melting snow and mud clear cut and found very large tracks with distinct toes dropping down a bank. His skeptical father dismissed them as a hunter and made the children leave, but later arranged to revisit the site with a neighbor.
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
A Ranger unit waiting in ambush for an opposing team during training smelled rotting meat and wet dog and watched a huge shadow approach. The figure proved to be a massive hairy biped about eight feet tall that walked through the ambush, paused as if acknowledging them, and continued into the woods.
Eyeshine in Washington
After a film screening, a man told the host he recognized the described encounter area. He said he had been in that spot and was chased out by something huge with red eyes. He left the area quickly.
Vehicle contact in Washington
The film crew parked an RV at the mountain encounter area during rainy weather and sent one member up the hill. Later they recorded tapping sounds on the vehicle, saw a possible light on night vision, and heard distant vocalizations. Around early morning two members heard a deep growl very close to the vehicle and retreated inside.
Sasquatch sighting in Washington
A hunter encountered what he called an ape man that did not look like the well-known film subject. The animal growled, turned and charged him. When he shot, it was gone, described later as a glimmer of light like time and space opening up.
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.
Wood knock in Washington
The witness camped near Bumping Lake with his wife and did periodic rock clacks. They heard a single limb snap reply in the evening. His overnight recorder captured clacks, and the next morning he heard five rapid clacks from the recorder direction mimicking his five rapid clacks from the night before.
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
The witness, age about 12, was riding home from a fly-fishing trip with his younger brother and stepfather when a small bipedal creature ran in front of their truck. It passed only a few feet ahead in the headlights and crossed without looking at them. All three occupants saw it and later agreed on brownish fur and a conical head.
Cryptid sighting near Vader, Washington
A couple driving farm roads off the grid near Vader passed what looked like a seven-foot stump. As they passed, it spread wings and flew in front of their car, appearing to be an exceptionally tall owl.
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.
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 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.
Movement only near Port Townsend, Washington
While elk hunting, the witness and a companion made camp on a widened logging road at dusk. They heard movement in three spots around them, then a single extremely loud branch snap like a gunshot from about seven to eight feet up directly behind the witness. Both fled to the truck, where the companion loaded a rifle and insisted lights stay off, and the next morning the area was silent.
Footsteps near Monroe, Washington
While scouting separately from a companion, the witness walked past a closed gate into clearings and felt uneasy about continuing. While walking back, distinct bipedal footsteps followed, stopping and starting with the witness and moving fluidly through dense trees. The witness paused to confront it, heard small limb snaps, then ran to the truck.
Growl near Darrington, Washington
While on a multi-day hunting trip in the mountains, the witness and a companion camped behind tall boulders for wind protection. On the second night something bipedal approached with raspy breathing and growled for about fifteen seconds before walking away on two feet. They stayed but saw almost no game over three days despite bedding and trails.
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.
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.