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Wood knock2 Structure or nest1 Tracks1 Footsteps1

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British Columbia2

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Cast1 Photograph1 Structure1 Tracks1

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Wood knock British Columbia Class B Clear all
17 October 2009 Falkland, British Columbia Class B #26821

Possible sasquatch activity reported by a father and his sons near Falkland

The witness and two young relatives drove up a mountain logging road to look for sasquatch sign. After stopping to make rock knocks, they heard a single knock returned from the woods below. They then found multiple stick-and-bent-tree structures described as possible nests, and the witness found and cast a large ground imprint thought to be a footprint.

Wood knockStructure or nestTracks
August 1997 Highway 97, British Columbia Class B #2434

Nightime sighting at Bowron Lake campsite

The witness woke while family members slept to loud knocking sounds behind the tents. The witness woke their father, and they heard knocking from two directions around a meadow and knocked back, getting replies. They grabbed a camera and went to investigate, but the knocking stopped and they only heard branches cracking and heavy footsteps nearby.

Wood knockFootsteps
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