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Incident #1001300

Sundre, Alberta

Nov 1975

Approximate location, as recorded.

When

Month
Nov
Year
1975
Season
fall
Time of Day
early morning
Duration
3 to 5 minutes

Where

State / province
Alberta
Nearest Town
Sundre
Direction from Town
West Northwest
Distance from Town
12
Population of Town
1700
Elevation/Altitude
40
Latitude
5154--
Longitude
11457--

What was seen

Individuals
one large, sex unknown
Total Individuals
1
Population Status
wild
First Seen
on
Terrain Object
trail
Near or/at
marsh
Shot Hit
Yes
Effect of Shot
none
Tracks
found immediately

Witnesses

Witness(es) Sex
Male
Report type
1st person

Setting

Terrain
foothill
Exact Terrain
trail
Slope
easy
Nearby Water
swamp
Distance to Water
contact
Substratum
grass
Ground condition
wet
Snow Condition
snow
Cover
heavy
Tree size
mostly small
Tree condition
mostly mature
Tree type
coniferous
General
none
General undergrowth
none
Species
jackpine

Weather and light

Lighting
direct sunlight
Visibility Index
8

Source

Source
Donald B. Kenney, letter to John Green and phone c
Source Type
letter
Source Date
SEP 11 1988
Source reliability
7
Incident reliablility
5
Jwg file date
DEC 1988
Incident type
3

Creature description

Hair Covered
yes
Height
7-8 ft
Build
heavy
Posture
erect
Hair Colour
red brown
Ears
covered by head hair
Nose
no snout
Nose Shape
humanlike nose
Arms
long
Movement
walking
Direction
Northeast
Later Movement
stopped still, turned left
Movement re observer
towards observer
Reaction
watched, avoided
Attracted By
wild animal prey
Describe Unsual
Observer had shot a moose, which got up and walked off. Sasquatch was following it.
Anmals Present Y/N
Yes
Evidence Left
footprints
Additional Movement
walked away, entered woods
Position when first seen
erect

Witness

Sex
Male
Interviewer
John Green. Also Tom Steenburg tapeed intv.
Interview date
SEP 01 1988
Witness Saw with
naked eye
Observer Was
hunting
Moving Y/N
Yes
Position
upright
Making Noise Y/N
Yes
Closest horizontal distance
75 feet
Farthest horizontal distance
quarter mile
Least vertical distance
nil
Action on sighting
studied, followed, shot
No of witnesses
1
Tape or Video
Audio recording