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15 July 2018 Jasper, Alberta Class B #59728

Hiker finds possible tracks in Indian Ridge area of Jasper National Park

The witness hiked solo down off-trail via a gap into a high meadow in Jasper National Park. While crossing the meadow she found a very large footprint with distinct toes and later a second partial impression of similar length. She photographed the tracks and landscape, later noticing what looked like a possible cave opening in the photos.

Tracks
13 February 2005 Cluny, Alberta Class B #10883

Footprint found on the Siksika Nation Reserve near Cluny.

The witness says a relative called about a footprint in backyard mud. The witness went with a companion, observed a single barefoot-like left print in a small mud patch, recorded dimensions and notes, and made a plaster cast that broke but was glued back together. The witness did not claim the print was from a Sasquatch and noted it was odd to find a barefoot print in winter.

Tracks
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