Nick Purswell
Nick Purswell recounts an elk-hunting observation in Montana’s Little Belt Mountains that he concluded did not match a bear.
Source overview
Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio Episode 526 features Nick Purswell, an outdoorsman who had moved from eastern Oregon to Bozeman, Montana. The publisher description places the central event on November 11 during an elk hunt roughly 45 minutes southeast of Great Falls, where Purswell was watching from a rock bluff and initially thought he was observing a bear. In the interview, Purswell explains why the figure’s appearance and movement led him to reject that identification and consider a Sasquatch interpretation.
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What this item covers
- The account is tied to an elk hunt in the Little Belt Mountains area southeast of Great Falls, Montana.
- Purswell says he initially interpreted what he saw as a bear.
- The interview focuses on the appearance and movement that caused him to question the bear identification.
- SRO preserves Purswell’s resulting Sasquatch interpretation as witness testimony, not as independent species identification.
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Media details
- Provider
- Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio
- Published
- 2026-02-24
- Media type
- Audio
- Playback
- On-site provider player
- Canonical media ID
- media-015
- Duration
- 37m
- Transcript
- Platform transcript available; platform notes automated transcript may contain errors
- Archive categories
- audio, transcripts
Source and provenance
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