Bigfoot sighting in Gypsumville, Manitoba
16 Nov 1941 · Gypsumville, Manitoba, Canada
In 1941 near Basket Lake, Manitoba, a moose hunter shot a creature he had mistaken for a moose, then found it dead in the willows.
The account itself raises a hoax or a misidentification.
Facts
- Reported as
- November 16, 1941 - Gypsumville, Manitoba
- Date
- 16 Nov 1941
- Place
- Gypsumville, Manitoba, Canada
- Evidence
- visual
- Point
- 51.771, -98.642
- Light
- daylight
- Witness was
- hunting
- Witnesses
- 1
- Creatures
- 1
- Distance
- 41 m (135 ft)
- Behaviour
- standing
- Traces
- hair
- In the account
- alone, broad shoulders, felt fear, firearm present, fired weapon, hunting season, near water, reported years later, snow on ground
- Account
- investigator interviewed
- Sources
- 1 independent
Sources
- Kerry Clausen-Kilmury: Canada mapRead the report
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