Sasquatch Sightings

Account

Children found tracks by a slough off the Skeena River. Bob Titmus was notified and made casts on July 17. Tracks were 16 1/2 by 6 1/2 inches with an average stride of 78 inches. They were 1 1/2 inches deep in hard silt and clay mix where human tracks failed to show. Titmus estimated weight had to be over 800 pounds. Many branches were broken and twisted off, generally six feet above ground. The children did not damage the tracks and told a man living nearby about them. He happened to be a friend of Titmus', who came the next day. It appeared that the creature had probably come out of the Skeena but there was no place for tracks to show. From there it would have gone through some brush, across the small clear area where the good tracks were, then did go into the trees.