Three cows loose on Trout Lake Highway near Sunnyside Rd, Trout Lake WA
TrafficThree black cows were reported loose and standing on the Trout Lake Highway near Sunnyside Road. A driver had to stop suddenly to avoid hitting them. The area is confirmed as open range, and the cows likely belong to a local resident.
Audio|Source: Klickitat County Law Enforcement, Fire, and EMS
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San 31 received a transfer call from Skamania County of an individual traveling between Glenwood and Trout Lake on Trout Lake Highway.
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Stated that about a mile off Sunnyside Road, there were three black cows on the highway.
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They had to stop at quite a fast speed in order to avoid them.
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He was worried about somebody else heading them.
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21.
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2037. No,
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no unit suspicious, 116, northwest, third place.
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30. Dr. Sturdy, RP.
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of Pat Wallenmeyer states there's an ice chest or container of some kind sitting out by her mailbox that has stuff in it.
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It is not hers.
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It's not supposed to be there.
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She's considering it suspicious because it's been there for over a day.
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Cobbreeze. Copy.
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2038. 731 can you confirm that that area is going to be open range We will check the RP did state that they were somewhere between Glenwood and Trout Lake with a very small narrowing of the area but we will confirm with the back
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And I believe those will be Keith Crafts Cows.
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Received, also that is going to be an open range area.
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Can you let Keith know that he's got cows on the highway and close it saw one?
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Sam 31 received, 259.
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Location mentioned:
Sunnyside Rd, Trout Lake, WA 98650
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