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Bigfoot sighting near Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba
27 Sep 2004 · Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba, Canada
A hiker on a moss-covered trail in Whiteshell Provincial Park heard a loud voice from nearby brush, then found a dead Spruce Grouse placed on the trail within 3 to 4 minutes.
Facts
- Reported as
- Grouse twice left on trail for hiker
- Date
- 27 Sep 2004
- Place
- Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba, Canada
- Evidence
- vocal
- Point
- 50.070, -95.276
- Located within
- 8.2 km
- Witness was
- hiking
- Distance
- 6.1 m (20 ft)
- Duration
- 4 min
- Behaviour
- vocalizing
- Sounds
- tree break
- In the account
- at camp, branches breaking, cave or rocks, chatter, felt fear, flashlight, growl, near water, nothing found after, on trail, reported years later, returned to spot, ridge or mountain, ruled out bear, searched after, thought bear first, witness fled, witness yelled
- Account
- firsthand
- Sources
- 3 independent (5 listings)
Sources
- BFRO (ArcGIS copy)Read the report
- Canada Bigfoot Points (ArcGIS)Read the report
- BFRORead the report
- BFRO (KML copy)Read the report
- ManganiRead the report
Nearby sightings
- Bigfoot sighting near Rennie, Manitoba
- Bigfoot sighting near Rennie, Manitoba
- June 7, 1990 - West Hawk Lake, Manitoba
- August 23, 1968 - Nutimik Lake (not sure if same lake)
- July 1974 - near Pointe du Bois
- Bigfoot sighting near White Dog, Ontario
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