Possible snow tracks found in Skagit Valley south of Hope (w/photos)
Account
The witness reported finding very large footprint-like tracks in melting snow on a road south of Hope, B.C., with an unusually long stride. The snow had melted to gravel within the outlines, but the shape looked more like a footprint than a boot print. The witness returned home for a camera and yardstick to document track size and spacing and shared photos to ask whether they could be Bigfoot tracks.
What was reported
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Physical traces
Facts & provenance
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| Time of day |
mid morning
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|---|---|
| Place |
Hope B.C., British Columbia
Stated
BFRO report #22123
· BFRO report, labelled fields: Province, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
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| Map point |
49.14, -121.26 (± 4 km)
BFRO map layer point for report 22123 with published boundary
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| Account type |
First-hand
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| Witnesses |
1
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| Witness was |
traveling on a road and photographing tracks
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| Source classification |
Class B
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Evidence & investigation
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- Investigated by
- Darcy Stoffregen (BFRO)
very large footprint-like tracks in melting snow melted down to gravel
photos of tracks taken by witness to document size and later shared
stride distance between in-line tracks documented with yardstick
Measurements: approximately one meter
An investigator reviewed the witness's track photos, noted toe-forward and in-line traits differing from melted boot tracks, visited the general area, and described habitat and report history as consistent with Bigfoot.
An investigator reviewed the witness's track photos, noted toe-forward and in-line traits differing from melted boot tracks, visited the general area, and described habitat and report history as consistent with Bigfoot.
Source timeline
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BFRO report #22123 Primary
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BFRO map layer Reference