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Bigfoot sighting near Rossburn, Manitoba
1960s · Near Rossburn, Washington, Manitoba, Canada
A child in Manitoba saw a large hair-covered creature eating saskatoon berries near the family farm, and days later a second one approached her on a road.
Facts
- Reported as
- Summer mid 1960's - Near Rossburn, Washington
- Date
- 1960s
- Place
- Near Rossburn, Washington, Manitoba, Canada
- Evidence
- visual
- Point
- 50.660, -100.882
- Light
- daylight
- Witness was
- other
- Witnesses
- 2
- Creatures
- 1
- Height
- 2.1 m (7 ft)
- Described as
- heavy, reddish hair
- Behaviour
- approaching, eating, standing
- In the account
- alone, approached, bare face, branches breaking, broad shoulders, childhood memory, farm or orchard, felt fear, felt watched, food source nearby, likened to ape, multiple, near home, near water, no neck, on or by road, reported years later, swam or waded, took food, very tall
- Account
- investigator interviewed
- Sources
- 1 independent
Sources
- Kerry Clausen-Kilmury: Canada mapRead the report
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