Pitt Lake Giant

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The Pitt Lake Giant is a giant cryptozoological primate sighted at a valley northwest of Pitt Lake, British Columbia in June of 1965 by Ron Welch and his brother. It made four-toed tracks and is 12 feet (~3.7 m) tall. The brothers sighted footprints in the snow, 24 in long and 12 in across. It has arburn-coloured hair, which was thinner on its arms than on its head. Its hands however, similar to canoe paddles, were yellow and could reach below its knees. Similar creatures were sighted as far back as 1829 from as far as Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.

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  • The Field Guide to Bigfoot, Yeti, and Other Mystery Primates Worldwide, Loren Coleman and Patrick Huyghe, Illust. Harry Trumbore, ISBN 0-380-80263-5
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