So, some trappers shot and killed a bigfoot in 1894, and they worked for the Hudson’s Bay Company, Canada’s earliest trading company, founded in 1670. We might guess that there were four or five original, glass plate photos. He went to the forestry records of the Hudson’s Bay Company where he “stole back” one of the photos-the number of photos taken of the bigfoot is not known. We now get a more complete story: There was more than one photo, and someone named Holiday apparently took the photos, or was pictured in one or more of them. This is very interesting information and confirms what some have suspected for many years: there is something of a cover-up going on concerning evidence of bigfoot. Never took all pictures (only one) and took pictures of the rest. They took the picture and the Guy that was in the picture went & stole them back from the forestry records (hudsonbay co.) I believe his last name was Holiday (Don’t know the first name) There is writing on the back of the bigfoot photo. The Maero: Bigfoot in New Zealand Folklore.Bigfoot Is Not the Only Elusive Creature Said to Roam the Canadian Wilds.But there is more: the photo had some writing on the back of it. The story that this photo tells us is that in 1894 in the wilds of western Canada some trappers and mountain men encountered a bigfoot and shot him.

(Author provided) The Story Behind the Photo The feet of the dead sasquatch are not seen, cropped out of the right side of the photo. There seems to be a fence and a building on the right side, just beneath the crack. Snowshoes can be seen at the left edge of the photo. A sasquatch is lying on the snow with its arms in front, so the hairy hands can be seen. The photo is cracked from a fold in the upper quarter. It is said that a picture tells a thousand words, and this photo says a lot.

The photo also appears in the updated version of the 1982 book Bigfoot Casebook by Colin and Janet Bord. Cryptomundo blogger Loren Coleman then posted the photo on his website, where I saw it. The photo had originally been sent to Tom Biscardi by Lyle Billett of Victoria, Canada. There is an astonishing photo from Canada taken in 1894 which would seem to be the oldest known photograph of bigfoot.

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