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A number of years later Rossland, British Columbia Related account #14511

Odor near Rossland, British Columbia

Several years later in the same general area the witness and companions staying in a remote cabin smelled the same odor, heard scream-like yells all night, and the witness saw a bipedal figure outside while gathering firewood.

OdorScreamPartial sighting
Aug 05 Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia Related account #10878

Vocalization near Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia

Expedition participants reportedly heard a group of sasquatches at some point during the August 2005 expedition.

Vocalization
during a different BFRO expedition Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia Related account #65223

Sasquatch sighting near Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia

During a different expedition in the same area, a smaller figure roughly the size of a large chimpanzee was reportedly seen in daylight.

Partial sighting
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