The Cowman of Copalis Beach

Have you ever heard of the Cowman of Copalis Beach? This cryptid isn't actually a cow-man(I actually don't think I've ever heard of those), but a Bigfoot. Well, actually, multiple Bigfoots.

In the 1960s, a family living in Washington state had encounters with some Bigfoots on their property.

"A family in Washington had terrifying encounters with a Bigfoot in the mid-1960s. A man working for a logging company came in late one Monday and told his boss he didn't get there on time because 'something destroyed our house this weekend.'
"His boss asked if he meant 'someone,' but the man told him it was not a person. His boss asked him to explain what happened.
"When the man, Jon, got home the previous Friday, his youngest son, Tim, told him he had seen a 'cowman' walking in their field. Jon asked him if he meant he had seen a neighbor wearing a cowboy hat. 'No daddy, he was a cowman, furry and stinky like the cows.'
"Jon went and asked his wife is she knew about what Tim had seen. She said he had come running into the house that afternoon saying there was a cowman stuck in the fence. She could tell he was very excited, and went back outside. Of course, when she went out, the cowman was gone. She did, however, smell a horrible odor and saw the barb wire fence moving where Tim said the cowman had been stuck."

The above text is excerpted from part of the Cowman of Copalis Beach chapter in my next book United States of Monsters. It will cover U.S. cryptids like Cryptid U.S., but will have information on many cryptids that I didn't write about in the first book, including the "cowman."

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Something in the Woods is based on the
reports of the "Cowman" and the Ruby Creek
incident


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