Footprint Report ECSO – July 28, 2026
On July 28, 2026 I was camping
with a friend at Reserve Faunique Papineau-Labelle at a lake in the vicinity of Val des Bois, Quebec. This was a two-day camping (two nights) trip
and our first time there. We camped
there from July 27 to July 29th.
The weather conditions were wet and rainy during the entire three days
we were there (see RFPL report).
This was the second day of our
trip and went hiking on this trail at around noon, in the rain. This
trail leads to an open wetland and vast marsh. On the way back I noticed a footprint on the
ground, with a clear imprint of a heel.
I looked closer and it seemed to have the shape of a human footprint,
upon looking closer, there were no claw marks.
I took pictures of it and took out my measuring tape to the visible original length of the print, 12-13 inches long, the print could actually be longer.
I looked around for other prints
in the mud (there were a lot of wet leaves) and could not find any more. It was very wet and the print, especially the
heel part was filled with water. It was
not fully clear to me whether this could be a bear or possible Hominid. I took pictures of the print and the
surrounding area, and unable to find anything else, we continued on our hike
and headed back to camp.
I later shared the photo with
other researchers, and all ruled in favour of Sasquatch due to the shape of the
heel and absence of claw marks. Note
that there was only one visible print, and there were areas covered with
leaves, which makes it very difficult to detect a footprint. This makes it difficult to find a comparison
and length of stride.
Also as stated in the RFPL report,
this area showed a lot of Sasquatch activity during the night around our
campsite, including footsteps, repetitive wood knocks in the middle of the
night, and even strange talking (reported by friend).
See figures 1 and 2.
Footprint RPFL July 28, 2026 -
figure 1
End of report.
(c) Sabine Blais
2026
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