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Fall 1995 Prince Rupert, British Columbia Class C #2441

Creature seen hiding behind a large boulder

A female forestry technician was alone checking a cutblock and walking out on an old road in the afternoon when she noticed she was being watched. She turned and saw a tall, dark-brown furry animal with long arms walk with bent knees for two strides before hiding behind a large boulder. Spooked, she readied her bear spray and hurried to the beach pickup spot.

Full-body sighting
July 1994 Sooke, British Columbia Class C #2448

Creature seen on a Vancouver Island beach in full daylight

A beach resident told the reporter he had encountered a sasquatch on the beach about a month earlier. The creature reportedly came out onto the open beach in daylight, noticed the witness, and then quickly retreated into the surrounding forest. The only descriptive detail the reporter recalled was that it was very dark in colour.

Full-body sighting
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