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Mar 1969
Squamish, British Columbia
Man and son went in by snowmobile to shovel snow off roof of cabin at Lewis Lake (described as Cheakamus River but 6,000 feet up, can't find on map). Found around dozen cabins bipedal, five-toed tracks taking six foot strides.…
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Date unknown
Port Hardy, Vancouver Isl, British Columbia
Man who phoned radio show said that while travelling from Port McNeil to Port Hardy by motorbike he stopped to warm his hands on the motor. When he started off again he came on two sets of 18-inch tracks crossing…
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1970
Canoe River, Wells Gray Park, British Columbia
Unnamed B.C. Hydro engineer told George Harris that he had been flown in to the north end of Wells Gray Park on survey work and came on barefoot tracks of large, humanlike feet. Presumably in snow high up, but this…
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Feb 1971
Hope, Hope-Princeton Hwy, British Columbia
Eileen Yerxa managing Sunshine Valley Lodge, in morning found miles of tracks about 14 inches long, with a 30 to 36-inch stride, in deep snow a foot of which had fallen overnight. Wandered around, double set but assumed was one…
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1971
Silverton, West Kootenay Dis, British Columbia
Robbin Flewin and Rick Dankoski were travelling up Silverton Creek, fishing, when they found tracks 17 inches by 6 inches, two inches deep in the road up the creek. Toes were clear, showing dermal ridges. Seven or eight prints leading…
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1972
Wells, Cariboo Dis, British Columbia
Woman in drugstore office in Quesnel said that Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carter saw tracks in mud on an old logging road near Wells in the spring of 1972 that were far larger than his size 12 boots.
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Jul 1972
Sechelt, Sechelt Peninsula, British Columbia
Jon Stewart notified John Green that he had found big footprints at the same place on the Sechelt Peninsula where he had seen a sasquatch and many footprints in October, 1971.
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Dec 1972
Castlegar, West Kootenay Dis, British Columbia
Gail Davidson and her husband found 150 yards of 16-inch tracks on a trail on a hill behind their house. Stride was six and a half to seven feet. Tracks went in both directions. Details of tracks were not clear.
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Dec 1973
70 Mile House, Cariboo Dis, British Columbia
Man told Terry Moore that while driving to south side of Green Lake in moonlight saw tracks crossing the road and going up the bank into deep snow. They sank right through the snow and marked the frozen ground. Prints…
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1975
Princeton, Manning Park, British Columbia
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.
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Jun 1975
Elko, East Kootenay Dis, British Columbia
Jacob Heppner, his wife, daughter and son-in-law, had turned off Highway 3 20 miles west of Elko and driven six miles south of the highway looking for a fishing spot. In a small patch of sand on the bank of…
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1975
Bella Coola, North Bentinck Arm, British Columbia
Keith Corrigan, caretaker at Canadian Fishing Co. buildings at Tallheo, found footprints in snow 16 inches long, 7 to 8 inches wide, with a six-foot stride. Took good colour pictures. John Morton from Cliff Kopas' Store sent copies to John…
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Nov 1975
Sooke, Vancouver Isl, British Columbia
John Barr found about 200 footprints up and down a road, very steep, at the 5 to 600 foot level near Sooke. 17 1/4 by 7 1/4 inches, three toes, big toe curved inwards, 5 1/4 inches long. Stride about…
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Mar 1976
Harrison Hot Spring, Harrison Lake, British Columbia
Robert K. Manning and his girlfriend Laura Kay drove from Green Point picnic site up Harrison East Road. Noted large indentations in old snow beside the road. (Not much snow on road) Turned out to be a larger set on…
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Apr 1976
Merritt, Peterhope Lake, British Columbia
Ron McPherson found old 17 inch tracks back of Peterhope Lake between Kamloops and Merritt. Sure no one there before him. Tracks went from marsh end of little pond, where there was a heel print in mud, up a two-level…
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Jul 1976
Terrace, Skeena Valley Dis, British Columbia
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…
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Apr 1986
Lone Butte, Cariboo Dis, British Columbia
John Duthie and his wife had ascended a hill to look at the view. Down below they could see a small section of curved road, on which a large, dark creature was walking. It turned off the road into the…
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1968
Gosnell, Nor. Thompson Dis, British Columbia
John Duthie and others found large bipedal tracks in snow on logging landing when they returned to work on a Monday. Duthie noted a few tracks near the old bus body used as a tool shack and lunchroom. A full…
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Nov 1976
Anahim Lake, Coast Range, British Columbia
Silas King was driving to Bella Coola from Williams Lake about 3 a.m. in the first snowstorm of the season. Between Red Hill and Young Creek, about 21 miles west of Williams Lake, he saw hugh man-type tracks taking short…
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Sep 1991
Golden, Rogers Pass, British Columbia
Voytek Tertill was driving east on the Trans Canada Highway just past Rogers Pass about 1 a.m. when he saw an animal walking east on the right side of the road on its hind legs. As he went by it…
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Dec 1976
Brittania Beach, Coast Range, British Columbia
Rene Dahinden investigated track report by Harold Hopkins on radio broadcast. No details in my file.
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Jul 1977
Princeton, Manning Park, British Columbia
Forrest Gullett was fishing in the Similkameen River about 2 1/2 miles downstream of Coldspring compground when he found three tracks, estimated only a week old, but rained on, on a sandbank on the river. Showed his father, who took…
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Aug 1977
Chetwynd, Peace River Dis, British Columbia
John Ross, Marilyn Wiles, Brad Wiles, Don Watson and Morgan Watson were on a fishing trip up Bull Moose Creek when Ross found six four-toed footprints with a stride over six feet leading from the creek to rocky bush country.…
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Oct 1977
Endako, Hwy 16, British Columbia
Newspaper photo caption gave no indication as to who found the tracks. They came down an extremely steep embankment, across sand and down to a stream that leads to the Nechako River, walking bipedally. Prints were 12" long and 7"…
- Oct 1977 Lytton, Fraser Canyon, British Columbia