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Wood knock in Ontario
Around 1-2 a.m. at the cabin the men knocked and got an instant loud reply from only feet away. When further knocks got no answer they tossed pebbles toward the sound and received gentle rock returns by their feet for an hour or two, ending with a larger rock clattering down boulders into the lake.
Vocalization in Ontario
On a separate visit to Snelgrove Lake with his son and a friend, the guest heard prolonged operatic-like female singing coming from the lake edge. No singer was seen and the source remained a mystery.
Wood knock in Ontario
While leaving a hidden fishing lake with two friends and their daughters, the guest's daughter was making monkey-like sounds. At the stream mouth entering the main lake a loud wood knock sounded from a tree right beside the guest's boat. He told the other boats to cut their engines.
Scream in Ontario
During a fall camping excursion near a major park, the team placed a recorder deep in forest to avoid human noise. It captured a one-off loud scream around 2 a.m. after rain had cleared other campers. The witness felt no person could have made it and likened it to a hominid.
Howl in Ontario
A woman stood on her back patio after dinner and heard an unnerving howl unlike anything known. She submitted the audio through the organization's report form. A member later interviewed her on video.
Chatter in Ontario
The team recorded a continuous chatter vocalization in a large southern provincial park. The witness describes it as extremely primate-like and ongoing screaming. He sent it to primatologists without explanation.
Sasquatch sighting in Ontario
After a hunt at dusk, a son felt followed and locked himself in a tiny log cabin with a shotgun. He watched a massive upright hairy figure approach down the trail. It beat hard on the roof for about ten minutes while he waited, then left.
Sasquatch sighting in Ontario
On a studied off-grid farm with long-reported activity, a Bigfoot was reported reaching into a livestock pen. It lifted out a hog and ran off with it. The incident followed resumed occupation and butchering/composting activity.
Wood knock in Ontario
The witness describes a fall investigation in a remote forest north of the city. A prior night vigil yielded stomps, calls, knocks and sounds of something circling camp. Follow-up reconnaissance found sharpened sticks staked across a game trail, tracks along a nearby river, and a very tall teepee structure the next day.
Sasquatch sighting near Chesley, Ontario
The witness was staying at a rural family property without electricity and stepped away from a bonfire at night. He watched a tall thin hairy figure with an elongated head walk carefully from a ditch toward a neighboring lit farm. The figure then sprinted across a field at remarkable speed, dropped forward onto all fours and entered the bush. The witness concluded it could not have been a human runner.
Sasquatch sighting near Peterborough, Ontario
A city youth went camping and caving with a friend and the friend's parent near caves in Ontario. While searching in the woods after a meal, the youths saw a dark furry primate-like animal come down a tree and move on all fours. It left quickly and the woods became silent, leaving them frightened.
Sasquatch sighting near Chesley, Ontario
The witness stepped away from a group dinner at a remote family property to relieve himself. He noticed movement from a ditch and watched a tall thin hair-covered figure walk carefully then sprint across a field to avoid bright farm lights. The figure ran bipedally at remarkable speed before dropping to all fours and disappearing into the treeline.
Footsteps in Ontario
While serving as rear patrol member at night in a training area, the witness heard something following and then flanking the patrol. The patrol stopped, smelled a musty swampy odor, and performed a break-contact drill firing blanks while running to extraction. The commander later dismissed it as probably a bear.
Sasquatch sighting near Peterborough, Ontario
The witness as a young child was camping near Warsaw Caves with a friend and the friend's father. After dinner the two children left camp to search for the father and reached a forest road clearing with birch trees. They watched a small thin dark-haired figure climb down a tree, screech, run on all fours, toss a stick, then continue bipedally behind a tree and disappear as the woods fell silent. They returned after dark and the father dismissed their account.
Tracks near Dundas, Ontario
The witness returned with two companions to look for antler sheds and entered an unfamiliar valley cutout. They found a complete picked-clean deer skeleton in a muddy patch surrounded by deep heel-only prints about the witness's foot size. The witness took the skull and left feeling uneasy.