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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.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia (2008)
A young man read a newspaper story about the couple's sighting and reported his own encounter on the same road. Interview revealed his sighting occurred four and a half hours earlier the prior evening. The researcher notes the proximity suggests possibly the same animal.
Forest service technician finds tracks in snow in a very remote area accessible only by helicopter
A forestry technician flown by helicopter to a remote alpine basin for road layout work reported finding barefoot tracks in snow in January. He described approximately six prints showing toes that were wider than human and not bear-like. He checked with the helicopter pilot, who said he had not walked in the basin.
Lots of tracks found while fishing
Five people fishing in a remote creek area found about half a dozen very large footprints that appeared to be about a week old. The tracks ran from the creek across sandy soil toward rocky brush and were described as about 17 inches long and 10 inches wide. Casts were later made from the tracks and the find was reported in newspapers.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia (1960)
A prospector in British Columbia in the 1960s saw a creature standing upright across a pond. It rocked back and forth with hands and arms swinging slowly. The witness emphasized the hands were as large as canoe paddles.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia (1960)
The guest recalls a 1960s report with an eyewitness drawing by a prospector in British Columbia. The creature was described as standing upright across a pond, rocking and swinging its arms, with hands noted as large as canoe paddles.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia (1955)
A hunter watched a hair-covered female-like biped strip leaves and eat, approach within 20 feet, notice him, then walk away while making a half-laugh vocalization. He chose not to shoot and later examined feeding and sleeping signs.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia (1934)
A woman washing clothes in a river in British Columbia heard a close buzzing like a hummingbird. She turned to see a Bigfoot nearby and covered her eyes, believing the sound aided hypnotism. The account is presented as a 1934 Canadian report.
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.
Vocalization near Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia
Expedition participants reportedly heard a group of sasquatches at some point during the August 2005 expedition.
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.
Eyeshine near Mount Curry, British Columbia
A woman doing dishes at her kitchen window looked out and saw two red glowing eyes at second-floor height staring back. The house backs directly onto forest with mountains behind. The teller later visited and thought the source may have been in a tree since the ground did not allow 15-foot height.
Rock throwing near Williams Lake, British Columbia
A family reported ongoing activity including rocks thrown, night vocals, and banging on the house that frightened children. An investigator sent to the property reported beds, tree structures including a blind overlooking the house, unusual paintings, and footprints. After trail cameras and floodlights were installed, the activity reportedly stopped.
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.
Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia
An amateur prospector in British Columbia heard a sound and noticed a large hair-covered figure with broad shoulders. The figure turned, showing its face, and fed on berries by bringing branches to its mouth with dexterous lips. Later interpretation described it as tall, robust and long-legged with human-like breasts and feet and an ape-like head.