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Sightings Possible misidentification British Columbia Clear all
summer of 2004 British Columbia #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/05/23/sc-ep221-deep-in-the-woods

Full-body sighting in British Columbia (2004)

The researcher and a companion saw a distant dark upright figure cross a powerline cut in about five seconds. It was too far for positive identification. He states if it was a man he has never seen one, and if Sasquatch then he has seen one.

Full-body sightingPossible misidentification
Several days ago Gabriola Island, British Columbia #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/weUO3iVDcD-8AkTR0U7VAl4UyyLecpz3pUPIRZ5-JWk

Sasquatch sighting near Gabriola Island, British Columbia

Two hunters heard mumbling and found a giant hairy figure rocking in a cave with folded arms. The figure appeared to utter broken phrases and wore leaves around its midsection. When one hunter moved his gun, the figure shrieked, leaped into the water and swam and paddled away, then vanished into brush.

Full-body sightingVocalizationPossible misidentification
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