Old Yellow Top
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Old Yellow Top was reported to be a 7 ft (~2.1 m) Sasquatch-like creature that was sighted several times around the town of Cobalt, Ontario, Canada. Descriptions of the creature by eye witnesses closely resemble that of a Sasquatch; however, it has a blonde patch of hair on its head and a light-coloured mane, which is what has given it its name.[1]
Alleged sightings have taken place over over a 64 year period, with the first reported sighting in September of 1906, occurring again in July of 1923 and once more in April of 1946. The last time it was reported to have been seen was in August 1970 by Aimee Latrielle, Larry Cormack, and others. They claimed that their group of 27 miners was driving down a road when the creature was sighted, nearly causing the driver to lose control and plunge the bus down a rock cut.[citation needed]
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- The Field Guide to Bigfoot, Yeti, and Other Mystery Primates Worldwide, Loren Coleman and Patrick Huyghe, Illust. Harry Trumbore, ISBN 0-380-80263-5
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- ^ Steenburg, Thomas (2000). In Search of Giants: Bigfoot Sasquatch Encounters. Hancock House Publishers. ISBN 0-88839-446-2.
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