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Bigfoot sighting near Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia
May 1909 · Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, Canada
A hunter near the Chehalis River in British Columbia saw a hairy creature at least 2 m tall in May 1909, which later pushed against his house before leaving.
The account itself raises a hoax or a misidentification.
Facts
- Reported as
- May 1909 - Chehalis Reserve/ Sts'ailes Band.
- Date
- May 1909
- Place
- Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, Canada
- Evidence
- track, visual, vocal
- Point
- 49.293, -121.908
- Located within
- 926 m
- Witness was
- hunting
- Witnesses
- 1
- Creatures
- 1
- Distance
- 7.6 m (25 ft)
- Height
- 2.0 m (6 ft)
- Behaviour
- approaching, crouching, standing, vocalizing, walking
- Sounds
- scream
- In the account
- cave or rocks, crouched, firearm present, followed or paced, footprints found, growl, hit structure, multiple, near home, near water, repeat location, returned to spot, swam or waded, thought bear first, witness fled
- Account
- investigator interviewed
- Sources
- 3 independent
Sources
- John GreenRead the report
- Kerry Clausen-Kilmury: Canada mapRead the report
- Sasquatch CanadaRead the report
Nearby sightings
- Bigfoot sighting near Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia
- Bigfoot sighting near Harrison Hot Spring, British Columbia
- March 1934 - Harrison Mills (Chehalis Reservation)
- 1939 - Harrison Mills
- Bigfoot-Sasquatch: Possible vocatization, Chehalis Flats, BC Canada January 2006
- July 1936 - Morris Creek near Harrison River
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