Bigfoot Sounds Audio
All of these bigfoot research audios were recorded by our Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies team.
Here are a few of our best digital audio recordings believed to be Bigfoot related. Most of these vocalizations are “whoops” just because they are unique to Sasquatch and primates and dissimilar to many other animals in our research areas.
You need a good set of headphones (preferably earbuds) to hear properly. These sounds are picked up from long distances (except Audio #3) with equipment set on high gain, therefore vocals are faint. We have amplified the sound bites as much as possible.
Remember, if it was easy to record these creatures, everyone would have good, crystal clear recordings! We hope these are audible enough for you to hear.
Audio #1 – This 2:35 minute recording is a short segment of a 3.5 hour recording obtained by SIR on 7/18/2009 with Michael and his son for one night at their NW Colorado camp.
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This recording was enhanced or cleaned up with they help of our friend, Mononga Hela, which much thanks and gratitude. The tape is cleaned up in an NPCR format. Some how they generate massive background noise as part of their stay. The interference comes as the come into camp and leaves when they leave.
You can hear the first three hours with little back ground noise. You can hear planes fly over as well. At 02:30 am it starts and they stay until light and birds are chirping in conjunction with grunts and barking. We will post more in the near future.
Use head phones for maximum listening pleasure. This includes the baby in camp barking at length and momma responding with a firm grunt. The bark has been confirmed by others as a baby was recently killed bringing much sadness to our group. We have known that baby’s bark for quite some time.
The chronology is a follows: Possible wood knock/banging at 24 seconds, baby bark at 28 seconds, momma grunt at 1:00 minute, bark vocal at 1:08 to 1:10, another baby bark at 1:48, and loud baby bark at 2:29.
Audio #2 – This audio was captured at dusk in May 2009 in Colorado, as Michael and his son are walking back to their truck. Michael’s son is talking quietly and you’ll hear a four Whoop Sequence in the background.
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Audio #3 – This audio was captured in July, 2009, at 4:00 am, when Scott W. was in his tent.
A pine cone hit the tent and then immediately very heavy bi-pedal footfalls were heard. The footfalls shook the ground, and covered a lot of area, fast.
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Audio #4 – This audio was captured In Sept, 2009. The double whoop sounds occurred while we were sleeping and we found it when reviewed the audio tape.
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Audio #5 – This audio was captured in Colorado in 2009. The single Whoop is hard to hear,
and must have been over 1/2 mile away from camp.
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Audio #6 - This audio was captured in our primary research area in Colorado in 2010.
You can hear a single wood knock that occurred at 4:12 AM while everyone was sleeping.
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Audio #7 - This audio captured some weird noises that occurred outside our tent at 2:31 AM.
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Special thanks to Jesse Dowd, Forensic Audiologist of Knoxville, TN for Audio support for these recordings. For Audio consultation contact Jesse at jessedowd@gmail.com
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All of the audio you guys/gals have posted are AWESOME … especially #7!! Thanks for posting!!