Fifty documented encounter accounts from the Canadian wilderness — dates, places, witnesses, and what they saw — from the rainforests of British Columbia to the frozen tundra of the Yukon.
A sighting is a story. Fifty sightings with dates, places, and names — that's a pattern.
Bigfoot Sightings Canada documents the witnesses, the evidence, and the footprints left behind across the most remote wilderness on earth. Most of it, you've seen on the channel — one case at a time.
The Northern Files collects fifty of those accounts the way they were reported: when it happened, where it happened, who was there, what they saw, and what was found after. Organized region by region, with the details that never make the headline — the smell that arrived first, the birds that went quiet, the stride length nobody could explain.
We don't argue with skeptics. We file the reports.
You've heard bigfoot stories before. Here's why these are different.
| Campfire stories | The Northern Files |
|---|---|
| A vague "friend of a friend" heard something once | Named witnesses who agreed to go on record |
| "Somewhere up north," nobody remembers where | Dated, mapped, place-named accounts |
| One wild night, told wilder every year | Patterns across sixty years of reports |
| Blurry retellings that change with the teller | The details that repeat — the smell, the sound, the silence before |
| Forgotten by morning | Filed, cross-referenced, kept |
"I've hunted the foothills my whole life and never told anyone what I saw in '09. Case #23 in this book is my experience, almost word for word, from a man I've never met. I read it three times."
"My grandfather told the same story every Christmas until he passed, and we all smiled and nodded. It's in here — his lake, his decade, his details. Somebody finally wrote it down somewhere. I cried a little, honestly."
"I bought it to debunk it. I went in a skeptic and came out quieter. It's the patterns chapter — fifty strangers across sixty years shouldn't keep describing the same smell."
Bigfoot Sightings Canada documents the witnesses, the evidence, and the footprints left behind in the most remote and unforgiving wilderness on earth. Every account in this archive was gathered the same way: listen first, write it down straight, keep the details.
The Northern Files is that archive on paper — fifty cases, region by region, kept the way reports should be kept.
Everything below, delivered to your email in the next two minutes.
$47$27
Get Instant AccessInstant download · Yours foreverVisa · Mastercard · PayPal · Apple Pay — secure checkout by Gumroad
Every account is presented the way the witness reported it — dates, places, and names where they agreed to be named. We don't ask you to believe. We ask you to read the file and decide.
Mostly, no. What you'll find is awe, silence, and the occasional prickle on the back of the neck. That said — it was written to be read at night, and most readers do.
The videos are single sightings, one at a time. The archive is fifty cases side by side — organized by region, cross-referenced, with the patterns chapter tying them together. Patterns only show up on paper.
Because the people who need to read these accounts are hunters, trappers, hikers, and families with a cabin up a gravel road — not collectors. We priced it so nobody has to think twice.
A PDF for any phone, tablet, or computer — formatted to read by lamplight and to print if you're the kind who keeps a binder.