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Sasquatch Sightings in Ontario

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North­ern Ontario’s a big, empty place — unless of course you’re a tree.  If you’re a tree, you’ve got all the friends in the world.  But I digress.  We’re not trees.  Trees don’t have the inter­net or RSS read­ers (though they should prob­a­bly be grate­ful to both — think of how much paper we’ve saved!)

That’s why, even though the whole idea of Big­foot is far fetched, the pos­si­bil­ity of a Sasquatch in North­ern Ontario isn’t com­pletely out of the realm of pos­si­bil­ity.  After all — peo­ple treated giant squids with the same skep­ti­cism until we found one.

Any­body here ever have sighting?

19 Responses to “Sasquatch Sightings in Ontario”

  1. willowsprite

    Yeah, I’ve seen one…at every fam­ily reunion. LOL!!

    Seri­ously, what a wuss…why didn’t he go check so we could see some proof? :)

  2. The Lazy Canadian

    All I see is “This video was embed­ded using the YouTu­ber plu­gin by Roy Tanck. Adobe Flash Player is required to view the video.”, but at the same time.. I’ve got YouTube open in another tab work­ing fine. >.<

  3. Jim Squires

    @Lazy — it’s a Fire­fox 3 issue. YouTube will work when embed­ded in some places, but not in oth­ers. I can’t see any­thing on my PC, but on my Mac it’s still fine. Weird­ness, I know. I think it has some­thing to do with Fire­fox 3 and the Flash Player being wonky together.

  4. Bambinoitaliano

    It’s a bit far fetch to link rock and log throw­ing as evi­dence of sasquatch exis­tence. If he and oth­ers can reach the place, so can oth­ers. There’s more human than sasquatch. I go with human.

  5. DMS

    I thought I saw a sasquatch in north­ern Ontario once. Turns out it was just a tall, burly tree planter who hadn’t shaved in sev­eral days.

  6. Ken Clark

    While in Alaska (1960–69) I lived 3 years with a native woman named San­dra who told me the fol­low­ing story one night when we were drink­ing Ole (Olympia Beer): one sum­mer day, back in Lake Iliamna my par­ents went off to visit friends and left me alone. I was play­ing on the floor with my Dolly and the door was open. It was a warm day and I was in the sun­shine. Sud­denly it got dark and some­thing stank, badly — worse than skunk. I looked up and some­thing was in the door­way, big and hairy and I could hear it breath­ing. I was scared. It just stood there, look­ing at me. Then there was a whistling out­side and it turned and ran off. Later my par­ents came back and told me the “hairy men” had paid the vil­lage a visit, look­ing for garbage to eat. “They won’t hurt us if we don’t hurt them”, Mother said.

  7. Litesandsirens911

    I myself and my hus­band believe in sasquatches.…mainly because his grandpa and great grandpa were log­gers in the remote BC wilder­ness and have spo­ken of an inci­dent one night that can­not be explained (long story) other than it could pos­si­bly be a Sasquatch…
    I also belive there could be other life out there than humans.…

  8. aron decoteau

    rock and tim­ber throw­ing is nor­mal what would you do if you saw some­thing you cant explain my bet lay mud in your shorts me and my brother seen some­thing in thun­der­bay almost twenty years ago walk­ing up right but white in colour

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  10. Ryan

    I’ve seen one while my dad was dri­ving me home from Corunna,Ontario,Canada on the way back to my apart­ment in Sarnia,Ontario,Canada.

    I saw it in the edge of the woods on the first nation reserve.

    When I saw it I said:

    Holy Shit!!! It’s a Bigfoot

  11. glenn talma

    I realy believe in this i just cant under­stand why all these peo­ple dont its a shame.Its not hard to hide in the bush and i think soon we will all soon get a real look at one of these cave­man hairy sasquatch. thank you open your minds!!!

  12. Dako

    Ryan — There are no big­foot in the Sar­nia area, there’s barely any woods there.

  13. stuey87

    LMAO @ Ken.….

    1) You had a dolly!!??

    2) Those “hairy men” your par­ents told you about.…were prob­a­bly just bears! There’s lots in Alaska.….

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  15. Mike

    I’m into my fourth year of research in Ontario after an inci­dent sev­eral years back involv­ing two wit­nesses and at least a pair of sasquatch. Close vocalizations,chest thumps and a limb break were heard. The voice of this crea­ture is unde­ni­able up close. It will change your life, thus the rea­son being why I’m now into my fourth year.

    There’s been sev­eral instances since with a sec­ond close vocal encounter a year after the first.
    This species is very real. The day is com­ing when the truth will be revealed. We’re deal­ing with an intel­li­gent species that does not want to be seen and they’re obvi­ously mas­ters at it.
    With 50,000+ doc­u­mented sight­ings plus count­less prints (some with der­mal ridges), hair sam­ples, etc. It’s just a mat­ter of time.

    Keep your eyes on the Ketchum report soon to be pub­lished.
    Laugh and ridicule all you like but the ones that are involved and have had expe­ri­ences are well aware of their exis­tence.
    I’ve learned things about these crea­tures that most could never accept. One being prox­im­ity. You have no idea.

    An encounter will change your life. It did mine and now I spend my free time chas­ing after that next inci­dent. They’re much more com­mon than you might think.

    Per­sis­tence is key when search­ing for these mag­nif­i­cent crea­tures. It’s the only way one will expe­ri­ence them. Per­sis­tence, dili­gence and a lit­tle bit of luck.

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