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Ran into something like this but near Mt. Hood hunting. I am very familiar will all the wildlife in this area, I know the eerie calls of elk, foxes at night, coyotes the works. I was out deer hunting 2 days into a week long planned hunting trip with my good friend from H.S. My friend decided to circle around this little hill and drive some deer over the hill towards our camp since the wind was favorable. He had been gone maybe 15 minutes and I hear from the distance an ungodly dual tone sound from the direction he headed. A loud deep low growl and a high pitch scream simultaneously less than 3 minutes later my buddy comes sprinting full speed towards me screaming, WE GOTTA GO, WE GOTTA GO looking white as a ghost. I calmed him down as we started headed the short distance to our camp. I asked what happened and what that sound was. He said as he was on the opposite side of the group of deer he heard loud snapping of branches and twigs opposite of the deer. Instantly the deer all turn staring in the direction and the deer sprint away as fast as possible right past my buddy completely ignoring him obviously scared and he said then we heard the scream/growl and saw some 8+ foot creature standing infront of an old pine tree. I trusted him and knew that scream wasn't normal so we were packing up our camp, he was still crazy panicked. Then out of nowhere the camp location got completely silent, birds went quiet no wind nothing except the sound of us folding up tents. We both got a creepy feeling of being watched that moment. Within seconds of this we heard something barrelling through dense the brush 50 feet off from where were. Like this was big as hell and branches snapping and saplings being bent and then it stops like 20 feet from us. We froze in fear and all of a sudden the same dual tone scream came. This was so loud my chest reverberated like what you experience from speakers at a loud music concert. The high pitch was so loud my ears were distorting the sound and caused pain. We left our tent and a bunch of our gear and grabbed our rifles and booked it the 3-4 miles to where we parked and never looked back. I know the sound blackbears and cougars make and this wasn't it. We reported it at the nearest ranger station and the supervisor tried to say it was a bear and they would report it. One of the rangers as we were leaving came over to our car and found us before we left and told us in confidence, what he saw and heard was no bear. Trust me. I've run into them too. They are definitely the apex predator when around us even. He then told us that region we were at was a hotspot of missing people and recommended not going to that region again especially never alone and not unarmed. For the sake of that mans job I won't disclose who or exactly the location he worked. But it just confirmed to me there is something very real about these creatures.