In
1995, I had a report from a good friend Dan
Gerak, owner of the Pitt River Lodge, about a
fresh set of 17" Sasquatch tracks he found
while hiking along a very remote creek in the
upper Pitt River country.
Dan
said that he and a couple of friends had hiked
up a small creek a few miles in search of some
good rainbow trout fishing. In a very remote
and rugged area they came across four or five
17" Sasquatch tracks impressed into a dampened
natural earth slide along the creek. Dan
explained the tracks were farther apart then
he could fully stretch his legs and so clear
that he could see dermal imprints in the
bottoms. Interestingly, Dan also said that
while flying in helicopters over the years, he
noticed that the valley he found those
Sasquatch tracks in is the only one that links
up cleanly with the Harrison Lake country and
has no boxed canyons or obstructions. A
possible Sasquatch migration route?
© Ken Kristian
West
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