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Unidentified sound British Columbia Second-hand Clear all
In the morning time before we found the nests Falkland, British Columbia Related account #26821

Unidentified sound near Falkland, British Columbia

The younger relative heard a brief growling mechanical-like sound with no machines in the area.

Unidentified sound
a couple of years before then, the first or second week of July Boston Bar, British Columbia #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/10/25/sc-ep158-face-to-face-with-a-sasquatch-in-british-columbia

Sasquatch sighting near Boston Bar, British Columbia

The first guest's friend was asleep in his house on the reservation with the window open on a hot night. He woke to loud breathing outside, saw a large beast standing at the end of the backyard by the mountains, grabbed a rifle and turned on a light, after which it was gone. The next day he and his brother returned with guns and found three large footprints in the backyard.

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