From the Files of the
Gulf Coast BigFoot Research Organization
(G.C.B.R.O.)

Reported by: Confidential

Report Received From: The GCBRO Online Report Submission Form.
 
Report Posted To GCBRO Web Site On  April 1, 2007

DATE:    January 1, 1950 
 

TIME:     Various 
 

LOCATION:   Ruby Creek, British Columbia. A small settlement on Fraser River near Hope, BC. In those days as today, there are several native reserves in the area. 
 

TERRAIN:    Wooded, mountainous area. Sparsely populated and remote area in those days. CPR tracks along the river but only gravel roads. Today there is a major highway through the area parallel to the tracks.
 

OBSERVED:    There was a native family living in a log cabin close to the banks of the Fraser River. My father talked to them many times about the sightings, as he often served as a sort of taxi driver to the natives who came across the river to our truckstop. This family apparently had built their cabin in an area the bigfoot used as a regular pathway to the river. Several times when the children were playing outside pebbles would be thrown at them from the surrounding woods. At night large stones would be thrown at the cabin, breaking windows and thoroughly frightening the family. Loud roars accompanied the barrages. They did see the creatures several times. An elder told my father (who recorded her story) about being kidnapped as a child by a clan of 8 bigfoot - 4 adults and 4 youngsters. She was taken far into the mountains and made to serve as a kind of slave, fetching berries and water, grooming. I don't remember much more of the story, except that she managed to escape after about 6 days while all the creatures were sleeping. Ruby Creek is close, as the crow flies, to Harrison Lake, which has had many bigfoot sightings over the years. As ther e is no physical evidence, only old stories, I don't know if this will be of any interest. Still, I'm glad to have a forum to pass it along. Unfortunately nobody knows what happened to the tape recording my father made, but he played it for years to anyone interested in hearing it. His name was Bill Jarvis, owner of Hunter Creek Service Station.
 

Activities of Witness:   These sighings occurred during the 1940's and 1950's, but possibly had been going on for much longer. 
 

Description of Creature:  N/A
 

Other Notes:    Hope you find this of some interest.
 

Other (Informational or Encounter History in the General Area) Notes:    Yes, a bigfoot was sighted very close to here on the Yarrow Road by a bus driver returning home from work. It was crossing the road from the direction of the Vedder River and leapt up a steep bank, disappearing into the woods on Sumas Mountain. That would be approx. 1 mile from here. That sighting has been documented by lo cal bigfoot researchers.
 

Additional Notes and or Follow up Comments N/A


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