Summary

Chapter 5: “Koaye” sees Zada continue his journey into the most remote areas of British Columbia, this time venturing to a youth camp at the mouth of the Koeye River run by the Qqs Project Society, a Heiltsuk cultural and environmental nonprofit. The nonprofit is run by Larry Jorgensen and his wife, Marge Housty, a couple Zada met in Bella Bella on several weeks prior. Among the youth at the camp, Zada speaks to Rob Duncan, who has his own story of a Sasquatch sighting to tell. Duncan recalls the loud screams of the creature he heard while camping at the Koeye the previous summer. Though Zada notes that it is easy to refute the existence of the Sasquatch by stating that modern technology has let humans explore every corner of the Earth already, he also points out that humans are...