Incident #1000026
Klemtu, Jackson Passage, British Columbia
Jul 1956
Account
Informant was working on his fishboat on the beach at the west end of Jackson Pass. There were ape tracks there. He did not measure them, but they were too large to be human although otherwise humanlike.
When
- Month
- Jul
- Year
- 1956
- Season
- summer
Where
- State / province
- British Columbia
- County
- Jackson Passage
- Nearest Town
- Klemtu
- Direction from Town
- Southwest
- Distance from Town
- 7
- Population of Town
- 200
- Elevation/Altitude
- 0
- Latitude
- 52323-
- Longitude
- 128051-
What was seen
- Individuals
- one large, sex unknown
- Total Individuals
- 1
- Population Status
- wild
- First Seen
- on
- Terrain Object
- shore
- Shot Hit
- No
- Track Photo Y/N
- No
- Cast Made Y/N
- No
Witnesses
- Report type
- 1st person
Setting
- Terrain
- island
- Exact Terrain
- beach
- Slope
- level
- Nearby Water
- ocean
- Distance to Water
- 25 feet
- Substratum
- forest litter
- Cover
- heavy
- Tree size
- mostly large
- Tree condition
- mostly mature
- Tree type
- coniferous
- General
- none
- Undergrowth
- heavy
- Undergrowth size
- high
- Undergrowth type
- hard stemmed
- General undergrowth
- none
Source
- Source
- Joe Hopkins interviewed by Bob Titmus
- Source Type
- computer survey
- Source reliability
- 9
- Incident reliablility
- 5
- Jwg file date
- 1970
- Incident type
- 2
Footprints
- Trail Followed Y/N
- No
- Trail Ended Naturally Y/N
- Yes
- Material Tracks Made in
- wet sand
- Relation to Water
- near water
Witness
- Wildlife Familiarity
- considerable
- Sex
- Male
- Interviewer
- Bob Titmus
- Interview date
- 1962
- Track witnesses
- 1
- Age
- 31 to 40