Washington summer of 1928. 1 bigfoot creatures involved
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2023 9:25 pm
Encounter date: n/a
Year: 1928
Season: summer
Time of day: night
Duration: considerable
Story Originator: 2nd person
Reported by: Fishing and Hunting News, May 31, 1969, and Fate m
Terrain: n/a
Lighting: n/a
State: Washington
Nearest Town: Olympia (Pop. 27000)
County: Grays Harbor County
Coordinates: Lat n/a Lon n/a
Distance to Town: 45 Miles
Number of Creatures: 1
Creature Types: one large, sex unknown
Photographed: NO
Tracks: n/a
Tracks Cast: NO
Tracks Photographed: NO
Creature Fired At: Bullet Missed Creature
Effect of Firearm: n/a
Superhuman Action: n/a
Trees Undergrowth: Species n/a, Variety: n/a, Tree Cover: n/a, Tree Condition: n/a, Tree Type: n/a, Tree Abborations: n/a, Undergrowth: n/a, Undergrowth Type: n/a
Slope: n/a, Slope Was Facing: n/a
Nearby water: n/a
Distance to water: n/a
Substratum: n/a
Snow condition: n/a
Weather condition: n/a, Heat: n/a, Wetness: n/a, Snow: n/a, Temp: n/a, Wind: n/a, Clarity: n/a, Humidity: n/a
JG Incident type: 1
JG File Date: 1973
JG Source date: n/a
JG Source type: magazine
JG Source reliability rank: 3
JG Source incident rank: 6
JG Visibility Index: n/a
Related incident id: n/a
The two accounts differ, and I have them only in copied-out form. Fate sets the incident Northeast of Olympia, which would put it almost in Seattle; spells one witness' name "Larzazana", and does not give the other name. It also mentions tracks 18" by 6", while Fishing and Hunting News does not mention any tracks. I have followed the latter account except for the month, which only Fate mentions. Art Reda and Ralph Lazazzara, both from Chicago, were on a hunting trip when they saw from their tent an erect apeman walking away from them. It turned and looked at the tent, making a muttering noise. Face was humanlike and it was a male. It then walked away, stopped to pick up a log which it dragged a short way and then dropped before it went out of sight. From a tree it walked next to they calculated its height at eight feet.
Year: 1928
Season: summer
Time of day: night
Duration: considerable
Story Originator: 2nd person
Reported by: Fishing and Hunting News, May 31, 1969, and Fate m
Terrain: n/a
Lighting: n/a
State: Washington
Nearest Town: Olympia (Pop. 27000)
County: Grays Harbor County
Coordinates: Lat n/a Lon n/a
Distance to Town: 45 Miles
Number of Creatures: 1
Creature Types: one large, sex unknown
Photographed: NO
Tracks: n/a
Tracks Cast: NO
Tracks Photographed: NO
Creature Fired At: Bullet Missed Creature
Effect of Firearm: n/a
Superhuman Action: n/a
Trees Undergrowth: Species n/a, Variety: n/a, Tree Cover: n/a, Tree Condition: n/a, Tree Type: n/a, Tree Abborations: n/a, Undergrowth: n/a, Undergrowth Type: n/a
Slope: n/a, Slope Was Facing: n/a
Nearby water: n/a
Distance to water: n/a
Substratum: n/a
Snow condition: n/a
Weather condition: n/a, Heat: n/a, Wetness: n/a, Snow: n/a, Temp: n/a, Wind: n/a, Clarity: n/a, Humidity: n/a
JG Incident type: 1
JG File Date: 1973
JG Source date: n/a
JG Source type: magazine
JG Source reliability rank: 3
JG Source incident rank: 6
JG Visibility Index: n/a
Related incident id: n/a
The two accounts differ, and I have them only in copied-out form. Fate sets the incident Northeast of Olympia, which would put it almost in Seattle; spells one witness' name "Larzazana", and does not give the other name. It also mentions tracks 18" by 6", while Fishing and Hunting News does not mention any tracks. I have followed the latter account except for the month, which only Fate mentions. Art Reda and Ralph Lazazzara, both from Chicago, were on a hunting trip when they saw from their tent an erect apeman walking away from them. It turned and looked at the tent, making a muttering noise. Face was humanlike and it was a male. It then walked away, stopped to pick up a log which it dragged a short way and then dropped before it went out of sight. From a tree it walked next to they calculated its height at eight feet.