Incident #1000073
Harrison Hot Springs, Chehalis River, British Columbia
1909 to 1910
Account
Peter Williams second reported sighting, a few months after the first, duck hunting, encountered the same hairy giant and ran. It followed him for three or four hundred yards, then gave up the chase.
When
- Year
- 1909 to 1910
- Season
- winter
Where
- State / province
- British Columbia
- County
- Chehalis River
- Nearest Town
- Harrison Hot Springs
- Direction from Town
- West Southwest
- Distance from Town
- 7
- Population of Town
- 500
- Elevation/Altitude
- 0.5
- Latitude
- 4917--
- Longitude
- 12155--
What was seen
- Individuals
- one large male
- Total Individuals
- 1
- Multiple Sightings Y/N
- Yes
- Related incident id
- 1000071, 1000072, 1000074
- Shot Hit
- No
Witnesses
- Witness(es) Sex
- Male
- Report type
- 2nd person
Setting
- Terrain
- delta
- Slope
- level
- Nearby Water
- river
- Substratum
- fine material
- Cover
- none
- General
- none
- Undergrowth
- none
- General undergrowth
- none
Source
- Source
- McLean's Magazine, April 1, 1929. J.W. Burns quoti
- Source Type
- magazine
- Source Date
- 1929
- Source reliability
- 4
- Incident reliablility
- 5
- Jwg file date
- 1973
- Incident type
- 1
Creature description
- Hair Covered
- yes
- Height
- 7 ft
- Build
- very heavy
- Posture
- erect
- Later Movement
- chased
- Aggressive To
- witness
- Reaction
- ran after
Witness
- Wildlife Familiarity
- considerable
- Sex
- Male
- Interviewer
- J.W. Burns
- Witness Saw with
- naked eye
- Observer Was
- hunting, walking
- Moving Y/N
- Yes
- Position
- upright
- Action on sighting
- fled
- No of witnesses
- 1
- Other report by this witness
- 4