Cashmere Valley Bank Secret Sound. Are You Yakima's Next Winner?

It's baaaaack...

The Cashmere Valley Bank Secret Sound is back for some fall fun!

The Cashmere Valley Bank Secret Sound Returns

92.9 The BULL is teaming up again with Cashmere Valley Bank to treat you to an opportunity to have fun and win cash. We've kicked off the fall edition of the CVB Secret Sound contest, so listen each weekday morning at 8:10 am with Brian, Reesha & Ryder on the Morning Bull Pen.

As always, it's a simple proposition, you identify the Secret Sound and win the cash in the jackpot. The jackpot starts out at $25 and grows by $25 each day that the Secret Sound goes unsolved. It could be hundreds of dollars in the jackpot and that's perfect timing - just in time for the upcoming holiday season.

Listen to the Current Cashmere Valley Bank Secret Sound

CURRENT JACKPOT AMOUNT: $225

Previous INCORRECT GUESSES:

Ducks
Grinding Rocks
Zipper
(Indecipherible)
Duck Crawling
Pogo Stick
A Zipper
A bendy straw being pushed in and out of a cup

CORRECT GUESS:

A plastic knife (scraping something)

Congratulations to Nancy Mota from Toppenish who correctly identified the Cashmere Valley Bank Secret Sound and won $225!!!

Study the sound and get ready to play on weekday mornings at 8:10 am with Brian, Reesha & Ryder on the Morning Bull Pen.

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