Class B Investigator summary BFRO #2433

Forest service technician finds tracks in snow in a very remote area accessible only by helicopter

January 1993 start of the day British Columbia 1 witness

Account

A forestry technician flown by helicopter to a remote alpine basin for road layout work reported finding barefoot tracks in snow in January. He described approximately six prints showing toes that were wider than human and not bear-like. He checked with the helicopter pilot, who said he had not walked in the basin.

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What was reported

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Physical traces

Facts & provenance

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Date
January 1993
Stated BFRO report #2433 · BFRO report, labelled fields: Year, Month
Time of day
start of the day
Stated BFRO report #2433 · BFRO report, “Observed” section · read with 60% confidence
Place
British Columbia
Stated BFRO report #2433 · BFRO report, labelled field: Province
Account type
Investigator summary
Derived BFRO report #2433 · BFRO report, “Observed” section · read with 85% confidence
Witnesses
1
Derived BFRO report #2433 · BFRO report, “Observed” section · read with 80% confidence
Witness was
doing road layout work
Stated BFRO report #2433 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Source classification
Class B
Stated BFRO report #2433 · BFRO classification label

Evidence & investigation

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Tracks

Approximately six barefoot prints on snow with toes showing

Measurements: 10 inches long; Size 11

BFRO report, “Observed” section

Source timeline

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