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Partial sighting British Columbia Third-hand Clear all
1950–1959 British Columbia Class C #2440

Camp cook sees a sasquatch at a logging camp while loggers were away from camp

A cook at a remote logging camp reportedly saw a being she described as a sasquatch while the crew was away cutting trees. The account is presented as a long-circulating story among local old residents, said to date to the early 1950s. No visual details of the being are given in the report.

Partial sighting
Date unknown British Columbia #b9561a03-291d-453b-ac7c-67a672b3674b

Sasquatch sighting in British Columbia

The guest said his father knew a hunter in British Columbia. While out hunting deer the hunter looked through his scope at an animal. He decided not to shoot after seeing human-looking breasts.

Partial sighting
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