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September 2004 Christopher Lake, Saskatchewan Class B #17456

Hunters hear possible vocalizations and find strange deer kill outside Christopher Lake, Saskatchewan

The witness and a companion were bowhunting about 200 yards apart near dark when both heard loud primal screaming from about 100 yards away. Each feared the other was being attacked and ran toward the other, then found neither had made the sounds. They left the area immediately and the witness says he has not returned.

Scream
several years later Sylvania/Tisdale, Saskatchewan Related account #24643

Unidentified sound near Sylvania/Tisdale, Saskatchewan

Several years later the same witness recalled camping with friends on a lake when many coyotes suddenly fell silent after a high-pitched noise, with frogs also stopping.

Unidentified sound
about three days later on June bear trip Saskatchewan #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/01/31/sc-ep189-sasquatch-is-bad-for-business

Scream in Saskatchewan

From an open stand in the afternoon, the witness heard extremely loud violent vocalizations and tearing brush from across the river for about 45 minutes. The river sound was drowned out. Afterwards bipedal-sounding footsteps approached to within several dozen yards but nothing was seen, and the witness waited in the stand until pickup.

ScreamGrowlFootstepsTree break
second trip in June, afternoon after arrival Saskatchewan #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/01/31/sc-ep189-sasquatch-is-bad-for-business

Wood knock in Saskatchewan

Shortly after returning to the same camp for a bear hunt, the witness heard three distinct knocks from across the river. The guide arrived at the same time, heard the same sound, denied it was a moose, and appeared frightened. They discussed that others in the area talked about Sasquatch-like sightings.

Wood knock
back in November on first whitetail trip Saskatchewan #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/01/31/sc-ep189-sasquatch-is-bad-for-business

Wood knock in Saskatchewan

The witness was placed in a blind before dawn on a paid whitetail hunt. Over about an hour he heard loud wood-on-wood knocks roughly every 15 minutes that seemed to approach from several hundred yards to near the blind. He later heard movement in a nearby ravine but could see nothing, and the trip organizer suggested the sound was a moose.

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