This mysterious image was captured on Thursday, March 17th in one of the most remote regions of northern Manitoba. The photographer, Walter Madonick was riding on a train from Churchill to Thompson when be snapped the picture. He stated there were many witnesses who were amazed to see a figure walking across the baron landscape, “Many of us on the train excitedly looked out the window to the west and there it was, way out in the distance. What we saw – were not sure, but many believed it was “Bigfoot”.
The train’s exact location was estimated to be about halfway between Churchill and Ilford where no known camps sites or trapper cabins are located. Upon closer examination of the photo, the figure appears to be carrying a dead deer. It is widely known in northern Manitoba that a trapper would not venture into this territory without a snowmobile or much less carry heavy deer carcass across a wide river through deep snow. The figure remains a mystery and only adds to the legend of Bigfoot’s existence within northern Manitoba.
The train’s exact location was estimated to be about halfway between Churchill and Ilford where no known camps sites or trapper cabins are located. Upon closer examination of the photo, the figure appears to be carrying a dead deer. It is widely known in northern Manitoba that a trapper would not venture into this territory without a snowmobile or much less carry heavy deer carcass across a wide river through deep snow. The figure remains a mystery and only adds to the legend of Bigfoot’s existence within northern Manitoba.
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