First-hand
Bigfoot Society EP 1057
Whistle in British Columbia
back when I was a teenager
night at low tide
British Columbia
Account
The guest describes a lifetime pattern from childhood of checking shellfish beaches for broken shells and depressions before digging. When crews dug at night they would hear whistles, chirps, knocks and trees pushed down. The crew would leave a box of cockles at the treeline as a gift, after which the noises stopped.
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Facts & provenance
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| Date |
back when I was a teenager
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|---|---|
| Time of day |
night at low tide
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| Place |
British Columbia
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| Account type |
First-hand
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| Witness was |
commercially digging clams at night at low tide
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| Creature |
Unidentified
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Bigfoot Society EP 1057 Podcast Interview