Skip to content

Sasquatch Sightings

← All sightings

Incident #1001376

Grants Pass, Oregon

1993

When

Year
1993
Season
fall
Time of Day
early morning
Duration
6 to 15 seconds

Where

State / province
Oregon
Nearest Town
Grants Pass
Population of Town
15000

What was seen

Individuals
female and small
Total Individuals
2
Population Status
wild
First Seen
in
Terrain Object
open
Near or/at
trees
Shot Hit
No

Witnesses

Witness(es) Sex
Male
Report type
2nd person

Setting

Terrain
foothill
Exact Terrain
clearing
Cover
heavy
Tree size
mostly large
Tree condition
mostly mature
General
none
General undergrowth
logging slash

Weather and light

Relative Temperature
warm
Humidity
low
Lighting
direct sunlight
Visibility Index
10

Source

Source
Pacific Magazine of Seattle Times quoting Kevin Jo
Source Type
newspaper
Source Date
JUL 07 1996
Source reliability
8
Incident reliablility
5
Jwg file date
DEC 1996
Incident type
1

Creature description 1

Hair Covered
yes
Height
7 ft
Build
very heavy
Posture
erect
No hair on
near eyes
Hair Thin on
chest
Breast
pendulous
Movement
walking
Later Movement
crossed view field, watched observer
Movement re observer
across observer front
Arms Action
gesturing
Arms Used
for beckoning
Reaction
avoided
Describe Unsual
On seeing the witness the female sasquatch seemed to beckon the small one forward, and then quickened her walk.
Additional Movement
walked away, entered woods
Position when first seen
erect

Creature description 2

Hair Covered
yes
Height
3-4 ft
Posture
erect
Movement
walking
Later Movement
crossed view field, walked away
Speed
slow
Movement re observer
across observer front
Additional Movement
entered woods
Position when first seen
erect

Witness

Wildlife Familiarity
considerable
Sex
Male
Interviewer
presume Bigfoot Research Project staff
Interview date
1994
Witness Saw with
naked eye
Observer Was
hunting
Moving Y/N
No
Position
seated
Making Noise Y/N
No
Closest horizontal distance
75 feet
Farthest horizontal distance
50 yards
Least vertical distance
nil
Action on sighting
studied
No of witnesses
1
Age
21 to 30