Incident #1000097
Princeton, Manning Park, British Columbia
1975
Account
Mary Tate was cross-country skiing in Manning Park when she found and followed big manlike tracks in the snow with a stride too long for a human. She was a doctoral candidate in zoology at the time.
When
- Year
- 1975
- Season
- winter
Where
- State / province
- British Columbia
- County
- Manning Park
- Nearest Town
- Princeton
- Direction from Town
- Southwest
- Distance from Town
- 35
- Population of Town
- 3000
- Elevation/Altitude
- 40
- Latitude
- 4905--
- Longitude
- 12045--
What was seen
- Individuals
- one large, sex unknown
- Total Individuals
- 1
- Population Status
- wild
- Super Human Action
- Stride too long for human
- Shot Hit
- No
Witnesses
- Report type
- 2nd person
Setting
- Slope
- easy
Source
- Source
- Mary Tate, according to Gordon Ennis
- Source Type
- interview
- Source Date
- 1975
- Source reliability
- 7
- Incident reliablility
- 5
- Jwg file date
- 1975
- Incident type
- 2
Footprints
- Set of Tracks
- 1
- Footprint Length
- big
- Stride in Inches Average
- long
- Trail Followed Y/N
- Yes
- Material Tracks Made in
- snow
Witness
- Interviewer
- Gordon Ennis
- Interview date
- 1975
- Observer Was
- ski/snowshoe
- Track witnesses
- 1
- Age
- 21 to 30