Sasquatch Sightings

Account

Glen Thomas, who at this period was almost a full-time sasquatch hunter, found two sets of tracks 15 by 7 inches and 11 by 4 inches, in snow in a field at an abandoned homestead. He observed them for about 10 days under varying weather conditions. The tracks indicated the creatures were spending the day in the heavy brush but coming out each night to pull up bunches of long grass, eating the lower part of the stems. The two individuals were always at least 100 feet apart. Twice the larger one caught a rabbit, pursuing it for only about three 10-foot paces. Stomach and hair were left uneaten, but bones were gone. The tracks often crossed a creek. Glen did not follow them into the deep bush for several days. When he did he found where the larger one had bedded down under a big cedar. The next day there were motor cycle races in the area and the creatures were gone. Two days later he found the tracks again, going North, and followed tlhem over a hill and down to a level where there was no snow. They were travelling 200 to 300 feet apart. In deep snow they sank 18 inches where he could jump on the snow without making a mark. The tracks indicated that the toes of both individuals pointed down. The larger one also had a scar on its left instep.