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19 September 2008 British Columbia #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/05/23/sc-ep221-deep-in-the-woods

Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia (2008)

A married couple drove down a mountain road around 2 a.m. The husband braked for a big hairy biped walking in front of the truck. The wife did not see it. He asked her not to tell anyone but the account reached the researcher within a day.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
late April British Columbia #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/05/23/sc-ep221-deep-in-the-woods

Road crossing in British Columbia

A man reported a roadside crossing on Vancouver Island in late April that frightened him. Possible footprints were mentioned. A local researcher set trail cameras in the area.

Road crossingTracks
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