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May 1909
Harrison Hot Springs, Chehalis River, British Columbia
Peter Williams was hunting at the foot of the mountain a mile from the Chehalis Reserve when he heard a grunt, looked and saw what he thought was huge bear crouched on a boulder 20 or 30 feet away. As…
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1910
Harrison Hot Springs, Chehalis River, British Columbia
Peter Williams third sighting. He and another man were bear hunting near the place where Williams had seen a sasquatch the year before, when they saw what they thought were two stumps. As they got near the stumps stood up…
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1909 to 1910
Harrison Hot Springs, Chehalis River, British Columbia
Peter Williams second reported sighting, a few months after the first, duck hunting, encountered the same hairy giant and ran. It followed him for three or four hundred yards, then gave up the chase.
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1910
Harrison Mills, Harrison River, British Columbia
Peter Williams fourth sighting. He and his wife were fishing in the Harrison River near Harrison Bay, rounded a neck of land and saw a giant on the beach, the same one Peter had seen twice before a few months…
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1930's
Alert Bay, Cormorant Isl, British Columbia
When a young girl Ellen Neal saw a hair-covered Tzunaqua walk up the beach near her home at Alert Bay. Later she went over with a group of people and saw big tracks in the sand.
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Date unknown
Avola, North Thompson Dis, British Columbia
Robert Franks is a game guide. One morning tracks of a sasquatch were found in the dust on the road by a hunting camp "in Raft River " and followed for 10 miles, marching down the road with a 40-inch…
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about 1900
Harrison area, British Columbia
Isaac Mack, then 82, told Bob Titmus he had seen sasquatch tracks when he was 17 or 18 years old. No other information recorded, but presume was somewhere in the Chehalis or Harrison area.
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early 1900's
Harrison Hot Springs, Morris Valley, British Columbia
Charles Olds and brother, presumably when boys, went exploring behind their homestead north of Morris Valley. Above a 70-foot waterfall at the head of their little valley they found a narrow canyon with a creek running through, and on a…
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1918
Lucerne, Yellowhead Pass, British Columbia
A. A. Dodd was in the mountains south of Lucerne when he saw in some soft ground what he took to be the print of a large grizzly, the width of his hand span and as long as the stock…
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Date unknown
Harrison Mills, Harrison Bay, British Columbia
Living at Harrison Bay as a child, saw barefoot tracks far too large to be human going across the sand into the water. Asked her mother what they were, mother didn't know.
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about 1934
100 Mile House, Cariboo Dis, British Columbia
Mrs. Deschene, when 14, name Goffin, lived at Hawkins Lake. Out looking for cows found a quarter mile of tracks that looked human, had prominent toes, showed no sign of front feet. There were also feces similar to human, a…
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Nov about 1951
British Columbia
Bill Macky and Slim Gudell, hunting in late November, about 1951, left half a goat hanging in a tree while away overnight. Returned to find 15 to 16-inch tracks in two inches of snow, estimated just a few minutes old.…
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1959
Queen Charlotte City, Queen Charlotte Isl, British Columbia
File card only record, "Sasquatch tracks between city and cemetery."
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Dec 1950
Klemtu, Susan Isl, British Columbia
Paul Hopkins had landed at the abandoned abalone cannery in Oscar Passage to get a barrel. He went by a building on the wharf. When he returned there were ape tracks leading out of the building (presumably to the interior…
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Jan 1968
Klemtu, Swindle Isl, British Columbia
Paul Hopkins was looking for Devil's Club to make tea when he found typical sasquatch tracks. He left.
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about 1964
Squamish, British Columbia
Larry Reardon and wife followed on railroad right of way in snow tracks of two-legged animal that were one and a half times as long as his size 12 rubber boots. Naked foot, slight arch. He is six feet tall,…
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Nov 1968
Lillooet, Fraser Canyon, British Columbia
Paul Kiessling and another man were hunting when they came on a line of tracks on a mine access road up Texas Creek, south of Lillooet. The tracks were 16 inches by 6 inches, with a stride from 40 to…
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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.