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Clallam County Washington (Class B) BFRO

1966

My name is Ken Gosline. In 1966 while stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington with the 4th Inf. Div., I had an encounter with, what I believed to be a bear, but now I know it was a bigfoot. The encounter itself did not happen at Fort Lewis. We were on operations up in the Olympic National Forest prior to leaving for VietNam. Myself and about seven other guys volunteered to play the enemy and try to sneak through the Company Lines. We waited till way past sunset before we attempted to infiltrate the lines. We were moving extremely slow, so it had to be past midnight when we were discovered and all hell broke loose. I lucked out and was not captured. I laid under a tree, avoiding capture for well over an hour. When I finally made it back to the logging road it had to be 3-4 a.m. When I got close to my Company area, I heard what I thought was another soldier coming down the side of a hill toward the logging road. I couldn't make out any details, just the outline of a "Big" G.I. If I could...

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Two fishermen on the Dungeness river hear footsteps and find large 16" prints

Me and my friend Kyle had been fishing on the upper Dungeness River. The spot where we were fishing was accessible by logging road till it got washed out many years ago, now we have to hike a good mil...

February 2013

Clallam County Washington (Class B) BFRO

Hikers find large barefoot prints on the Elwha River Trail

My three friends and fellow soldiers recently spent a three day camping trip into Olympic National Forest Elwha River Trail. We had to return to cell coverage, so myself and my buddy headed out of the...

January 2011

Clallam County Washington (Class B) BFRO

Possible nighttime encounter while camping at Shi Shi Beach

At 3:45 in the morning on Shi Shi Beach N., myself and two other backpackers woke up to the sounds of my dog running after something. The dog ran 50 feet away from our sleeping site on the beach to th...

August 2010

Clallam County Washington (Class B) BFRO

Hikers have strange encounters and find human-like footprints in Buckhorn Wilderness

This past weekend I was backpacking in the Buckhorn Wilderness Area, on the Olympic Peninsula, WA. We hiked about 2 1/2-3 hrs to a small alpine lake. During the first day, after we made camp, my buddi...

August 2009