Army Scouts Watched It Climb a Waterfall in 10 Seconds

An Army sergeant says he watched an eight-foot figure climb a steep, moss-covered waterfall in ten seconds. That night, rocks started coming out of the darkness.

During survival training on Washington’s Huckleberry Mountain in 1989, a group of Army scouts spotted something across the river. One soldier readied his M16. The figure stood, turned toward them, growled, and scrambled up the waterfall.

The sergeant says small rocks continued landing around the soldiers during their remaining two weeks of training. Some struck their helmets. When they spoke with a local logger, he had a specific question: “Did it throw rocks at you?”

Who was throwing the rocks—and how did the logger know to ask?

In Bigfoot Society Episode 1230, Jeremiah Byron also hears from a camper who describes unfamiliar, speech-like sounds coming from multiple directions deep in Pisgah National Forest. His black Labrador stayed awake, pacing through the night. An Illinois truck driver recounts watching a forty-foot tree shake and fall across both highway lanes, and a Smokies vacationer describes deep calls beyond a secluded cabin.

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