Something Strange in Gifford Pinchot National Forest

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  @brandyjean7015 · 9 days ago

  I retired to a very rural property in Lewis county WA. Between Mt. St. Helens & Tahoma, Weyerhauser lands nearby & Gifford Pinchot just a few miles to the East. Many of the families that have lived here for generations, have stories of Sasquatch to tell.

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• CO

  @Columbiagorgekayaker541 · 10 days ago

  I had a sighting in the early 70s in Northern Clark County Washington near the East Fork Lewis River as a kid and I've had three sightings in the Gifford since then and I'm 60 years old now

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  @danae-rain3019 · 9 days ago

  Gifford Pinchot is the spookiest place that I have ever been.

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• GU

  @guaporeturns9472 · 10 days ago

  I live near Willard Washington.  These are some strange woods for sure.

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• CH

  @chrishouseman4781 · 10 days ago

  I worked out in the woods in the Pacific Northwest for 20 years the seventies and eighties and early 90s. I worked in some of the most remote areas there are in Washington and Oregon. Although I remain skeptical because in all that time I never encountered anything other than a couple ornery bears and the grumpy mountain goat, I experienced something as a teenager I can only attribute to Bigfoot. There's also a couple people here in southern Oregon, that's where they saw Bigfoot turn into an orange orb and fly away.

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• TH

  @thepdc6220 · 8 days ago

  I live in a cabin at the bottom of st. Helens. You don’t catch me going off exploring anymore. I’ve been chased out of the woods 3 times. Once by light like lightning off my campsite in the middle of the night. Over and over in the trees. And twice by something stalking me. Oh, and one night something big in a tree watching me. Thought it was just branches. Woke up and looked in the morning and it was gone

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• RO

  @robertbox3955 · 9 days ago

  I camped at Cat Creek for many years. I've been to mouse lake many times. We used to ATV up to Blue Lake. It can get real rough up there. I know right where you are talking about. If that happened to me up there it would be terrifying. No one to help you at all and very rough terrain getting in and out. If they do exist I do believe that they do not want to harm us if we have no intent to harm them. It was good to hear from someone who has been in that area. Its a special place.

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• TI

  @timothyryan6018 · 9 days ago

  Excellent presentation.  Thx so much for the hard work.  Looking forward to more.

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• LI

  @lisacolbert5987 · 8 days ago

  I live up on the Olympic Peninsula and used to love backpacking , camping , fishing , etc. .  A few years back I got the feeling to stay out of the wilderness that I’d loved so much .  Far too many spooky encounters , people going missing it was becoming increasingly difficult for me to just put things out of my mind and enjoy myself .  And too many of the occurrences happened in places that I have been lots of times .  The guys that have yt channels covering this stuff are super brave , imo .  I’m certain I had a DM land on the roof of a home in the woods outside of Poulsbo .  Was either a DM or a 4-500lb eagle !  I don’t get why people don’t talk about this stuff !  Well ,  yes I do .  It’s embarrassing .  But it’s getting better .  I sure miss doing the things I used to do.

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• JO

  @JohnConnor636 · 10 days ago

  the scale of that eruption would have been terrifying

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• SM

  @smith8281 · 10 days ago

  Indian heaven is an awesome  area   I like the sawtooth berry fields  had a weird experience at the cedar flats area. Didn’t see or hear anything. Just an overwhelming feeling of being watched and that it was time to leave.  I was cutting up a tree that had fallen across the road   I’m a local

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  @ishmiel21 · 7 days ago

  Hi. Good for you for actually going to some of these places and checking them out for yourself. That's awesome the ape Canyon mystery has been totally over blown though. Boy Scouts who were in the area that were throwing rocks at the cabin.

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