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22 July 1995 Bella Coola, British Columbia Class C #2420

Chris Murphy speaks with some Bella Coola Indians about sightings in the area

In a trailside interview, a youth told the writer that when he was about twelve he saw a creature down by the river bending over. He first thought it was a bear, but it then stood up and walked away on two legs. The interview occurred during the writer's summer trip to the Bella Coola area.

Full-body sighting
At another time during the first weekend of deer season Merritt, British Columbia Related account #13815

Rock throwing near Merritt, British Columbia

At another time, a rock was thrown into the witness's hunting camp set up in the same remote area during deer season.

Rock throwing
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