Bigfoot's Burial Ground | Bigfoot: The Road to Discovery (Real Sasquatch Audio)

[@rogerstuckey55]

Eli Watson and STM has one again hit it out of park. Another great episode with researchers who work tediously towards the discovery of Bigfoot. Quite frankly, these are absolutely some of the best episodes. Thank you and please give us more of these type of episodes. ❤

[@fishkeeper4199]

I enjoy watching folks search for Sasquatch that take it seriously and put in real work to try to find answers. And no crazy theories. Most of these folks try to search using a science based outlook. For the most part. Boots on the ground working as a collective. Love it

[@markneeley4288]

I believe many need to use horses. Just like the P/G film. There'd be WAY more sightings overall.

[@P5YKOTIK1870]

Hope everyone is enjoying their Sunday, please be safe and God Bless

[@gregmoore6298]

I so loved this video, not sure why specifically but this was definitely my favourite so far. Maybe hearing Chris and Rebecca are engaged? Doing what they love to do together, that's great!

[@dontnonowuno9953]

Alot of kind and intelligent souls working with the Olympic Project.Humility is rare in this field and they all seem to have it in bunches

[@shelygrimmer3344]

Listening to your singing voices, some almost sounds like a mother talking or singing to a child. Just like all mothers do. Calming, easing of fears. Gentle scolding

[@Jeff.55649]

The good old 2-megapixel camera shot!

[@jamesknapp64]

with a 16 x 9 frame 2-megapixels is standard 1080p HD

[@ariannetiffee1881]

Y'all just keep making these documentaries. They are awesome to watch and learn ❤ Y'all be safe.

[@1972dsrai]

Guessing you’re not from Cali?

[@jamesdean3474]

STM never disappoints. Always gives more than I could ever expect! STM Rocks!

[@joesands8860]

I remember listening to an episode on Sasquatch Chronicles a few years ago of an encounter a woman had. She was out walking very early around a lake near her home, before she had her crazy encounter she heard what see though was another woman singing some sort of oprah on the other side of the lake. Thing was there were no homes just deep forest all around the lake.

[@fishkeeper4199]

This is my kind of Sasquatch doc! Eli, u have really done a great job! I can tell u love filmmaking. You have some great folks around u too. Seth breedlove is probably a great dude to learn from. Really enjoy your work. This group of folks you are documenting is a great group of folks. Good stuff

[@joanncogil4672]

Excellent documentary Eli!!! Thank You!

[@alaskangirl86]

@25:03 When you said Christopher O'Brian was talking about Bigfoots sounding like a Elephant trumpeting and a Lions Roar and when it hits you where you are standing, it rattles threw you're body and you freeze. That has happened to me back in 1996 in Montana but at the same time I seen a pair of big red eyeshine high up in the tree-line... I still remember that feeling..

[@saltpeter7429]

I heard that in New Hampshire 7 years ago.not too far south of the white mountains. But, unfortunately I didnt see anything. Didnt hang around long either...

[@georgea7336]

I just wanted to say as an everyday hairless ape, these vocalizations opened something up in me. ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR COMPILATION!!!!! Bravo Mr Watson, STM crew and staff/Breedloves ✊️😊 This doc video quite literally stirred my soul as much if not more than the Sierra Sounds by Ron Moorehead. Im sincere when claiming this video will be forever burned into my memory from repeated listening and the sheer polarizing nature of this collection of evidence CLEARLY providing proof of existence of our beloved Wood Apes! Again, BRAVO FRIENDS!!!!! So much love and blessings on yall. I absolutely cherish yalls hard work and dedicated energy to this craft of seeking evidence and so SO MUCH more....... please keep the content rollin! Ty folks!💙

[@PaulSheldon-qt2el]

Loved the quote from Lloyd Alexander, he was my favourite author when I was young. Great film too, thanks STM.

[@saltpeter7429]

The beggar Queen and the rest of that series were an escape for me in troubled early years.

[@chrispetersen4863]

"Wonderment"..... What a beautiful way to put it. It's the "Dream" that drives us, that pushes us forward and enjoying learning, and enjoying, the "new"... Without the "Dream" life may not lose it's meaning, but it loses a huge part of it... "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."

[@musicvibes017]

This was a really good documentary. Thank you for all the hard work everyone does to put this material together and sharing it with us and for all the countless hours of research everyone does!

[@gbro8822]

Wow, that singing is crazy.

[@CharlieKnight42021]

Showing LOVE for the channel. Cant wait to watch. Thank y'all for the hard work and research you put into each and every video and documentary. Have a blessed day everyone

[@jimhahn6116]

Excellent work, enjoyed very much , you can see the passion in everyone involved! !

[@nancyvaughn4303]

Every time I play videos with these sounds, my German Shepherd gets anxious and starts pacing. So interesting.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Our G. Shepherd here on the O. peninsula, chases bear and cougar, but gets petrified and won't go out or continue down a trail when something moves in the evergreens, or throws a bowling ball sized rock from out of nowhere at us. This past year was the first year we didn't really get to much of anything.

[@shanehester5317]

u believe in bigfoot

[@RedSiBaron]

Whenever our aussies hear these sounds they perk up but do not bark or growl, they go totally quiet. If there is an animal sound or dog sound on the tv they will bark or growl as you would expect them. Keep in mind, our dogs sleep outside in a large covered pen, so they are used to the sounds of the woods at night. We live out in the woods in central ohio, and my wife had a sighting of a "massive" as her description 9ft tall bipedal dark creature walking into the woods off the road. 2 miles south of her sighting a woman saw a family group with one of them matching the same description. I often wonder if our dogs know more than we do.

[@schloany4479]

@@shanehester5317 What brings you to this video if you don't believe lol

[@ReadingsbyDom]

@@shanehester5317 Shane - If you find yourself consistently leaving negative or insulting comments on a regular basis… it’s not the “free” content that’s the problem. It’s a problem within you. Think about that…

[@rodlloyd7602]

Fantatstic film, the dedication of ALL involved, the filmmakers and those who get out there to search and document is amazing and a credit to you all.

[@samburton2978]

I love this series, Eli. Thanks.

[@daveowen9898]

Hey there from the U.K.. I absolutely love this discovery series with the OP guys&gals. They’re all so legit and the evidence they collect is second to none. They all seem like such a great group of down to earth level headed people with nothing to prove. I really like the approach they have to the whole Sasquatch phenomena and data they collect and field research they do. In my opinion this is the best series you’ve produced thus far. I can’t wait for this next instalment 🤘🏻😁🤘🏻

[@RuinedTemple]

Agreed!

[@garytazcarroll3634]

Same here brother 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍Greetings from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 love these stories and true life recollections ✌️GTC

[@j.frassato1646]

STM make some of the absolute best documentaries & this 1 is by far, my favorite. The audio was so cool but the video of the 2 dark figures in the woods was awesome!!! & i could listen to Eli Watson talk for hours lol...so that makes it even better. Thank you to everyone involved in bringing us these great films about the truth of what's really going on!

[@markbuck9299]

Look forward to your videos every Sunday !! Keep up the good work guys

[@katiecastellanos1484]

Those singing ones are creepy!! I don’t know what I would do if I heard that in person!

[@keithfarrell3370]

Enjoyed your video very much. Thanks. Not many Bigfoot here in Ireland. But we do have faeries, definitely NOT the Disney kind.

[@melissalongley911]

I thought there wasn't many in UK until I found Deborah Hatswells channel here on yt

[@goldenratio5117]

We have "little people" gnomes, and Fae out here in America as well. Along with more dangerous beings. I'm on the west coast and the mysterious and strange dominate this whole area, it's fascinating.

[@chrisratboy479]

the rainbow people kind? lol

[@grizzlysquatch9874]

That footage at the beginning was AWESOME

[@goldenratio5117]

People that mock Bigfoot tend to not be outdoorsy or have ever been into the deep forest. They always throw out " with all the technology we have", blah blah blah, they say that without ANY concept of the technologies limitations...battery times, how dense foliage is etc. I do not mind be made fun of because i thrive on the strange and mysterious and i honestly feel bad for narrow minded shallow thinkers. Einstien said "As humans the most beautiful experience is the mysterious". I agree

[@garymartin9728]

I couldn't agree with you more, too many narrow minded people who don't leave the city they are born in.

[@goldenratio5117]

​@@garymartin9728Nice! I just returned from a pretty squatchy place ... I was actually in southern El Dorado Forest kinda close to Salt Springs Reservoir around the 5500' elevation. Very squatchy possibly because it is very close to the Salt Springs Game Refuge. I love it I can't stop going deep into the woods.

[@TapIntoAlignment]

@@goldenratio5117just introduce yourself when you do and tell them you don't come to harm or exploit them.

[@arthurpendragon3000]

That's a generalization. There are plenty of outdoor types that don't think Sasquatch exists and haven't seen anything strange after decades of hunting, hiking or camping. There are also tech geeks that live for the latest gadget that say they've seen things.

[@christinewallace4578]

Fantastic series, Eli and STM, really enjoyed this one. Always makes me want to get out in the woods!

[@sharonserendipity]

This was so good, Eli. Rebekah made a comment that really resonated with me. There are things preventing me from getting out and adding to the research and the data. I admire her for using that to drive her forward and look for the things that some of us can't. I am in my golden years but I really hope that I am alive for the proof. And also: Wonderment is good for all of us.

[@karistone1297]

Watching from Australia. I discovered your channel not long ago. Brilliant documentaries… thanks so much for all the work you do! I love watching, not only the research and interviews but the beautiful countryside. Much love!❤️

[@sasquatchwizardadirondacks7710]

Excellent job Eli. So much respect for the folks working the Olympic Project.

[@johnmcbride6544]

Very Cool! I loved hearing all the vocals!

[@MrBetc]

Watching from Southern Ontario Canada. Thanks so much for sharing your discoveries and adventures with all of us. I too believe Bigfoot/Sasquatch have their own language. When my house animals immediately wake up and start listening intently I know they are real. Animals know.

[@Hosty_Tim]

Thank you for this video. Fascinating stuff.

[@brenny6190]

Always look forward to these episodes. I know this will sound silly, but my ol' Tom cat sure was listening intently when the recordings were playing. He doesn't usually do that with any other wildlife programs I watch.

[@raymondsnow1428]

Same with my cat

[@Fontucky-Cannafornia]

Can't wait to enjoy and production from you guys.

[@fredricabrams7081]

That is really cool. I think you found a song that they're all trying to sing that or their voic es they're working on. I congratulate you guys. You keep coming up with more and more great great knowledge and your channel is so great to listen to. Thank you so much!

[@emmawebb6955]

👋💚Eli, watching a second time. Your presentation of focusing on the dedication. Showing the time and efforts, countless hours it takes in researching Sasquatch Bigfoot. I feel that thus far, the research has not been in vain. The audio is incredible. Shows they communicate and are very aware of human surveillance is present. I feel they know every one of the researchers. After all, the woods are their home, their domain😉 I certainly hope they continue researching. If anything, one has to love being in the forest and love nature in all types of weather. 💯👍 KUDOS TO ALL THE RESEARCHERS💚👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Echoingsweetly]

I adore your show!!! Makes me want to be there☮️

[@lyndarichardson7276]

Watching from the UK. Enjoying learning about all cryptids and the like. Interested in the cross over experiences that haunt both UFO experiences, paranormal and cryptid, for personal reasons.

[@CentralFloridaBigfoot]

Eli, these are EPIC ... wholly cow dude. Nice work.

[@stevenweishaupt8591]

These creatures are very intelligent. They can see the infrared light from the camera . It's amazing the evidence they've gotten .

[@brendabinczewski7624]

Thank you again for a wonderful documentary. Please tell me it’s not your last one with the Olympic project. I love hearing everyone’s stories. Eli you’re doing a super job. Thank you again. Take care

[@LillyMelody01]

Thank you I enjoyed this documentary.

[@randr302]

There is magic in mystery. If it can touch your heart, it can open your mind ❤

[@scottwhitemyer5501]

Great audio guys! Keep up the good work.

[@bluali23]

Wonderful doc. Loved it.❤

[@sharonhearne5014]

I have heard house cats communicating which is not that different from some of these recordings even though tonality and range is different. This was true when the felines were either mating or in the process of fighting.

[@bigzicksaddio]

A few of those were cougars and lynx

[@Larry-b9l6f]

I really love yalls channel and docs, keep up the great work

[@ericlindhorst1320]

I like how Chris Spencer uses the phrase target subject.

[@bobbyd4400]

I lived in this area at the same time it was definitely squatchy now i live on the oly peninsula one of the squatchyest places on earth these kinds of sounds can be heard quite often lots of track finds also

[@forrestbondurant1911]

This series in particular about the Olympic Project is this shows bread & butter! Just in my opinion.

[@bigzicksaddio]

The singing low moaning was definitely a lynx

[@fightforyourfreedoms]

not the one I heard ! it filled the sky and was very loud !

[@jeanniecantrell2968]

Did I hear “my fiancé?” 😊 I did not know this good news! Congratulations to the two of you! 💍👰🤵

[@joemorrow7691]

Great Program again gentlemen 👌from Ohio🍻

[@lindaliestman4397]

I really enjoyed these stories, the audio and the people in this documentary. Keep on keeping on!!

[@joeyferguson840]

Nice quote. Now when my professor gives me a failing grade for not getting the answer right I'll just say "BUT WE LEARN MORE NOT KNOWING THE ANSWER" I'll scream "I DESERVE AN A+ FOR THIS CLASS" Time waits for no man.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

👣🏆🤗🙏 Thank you for sharing this

[@J-hermit]

I was scared to death 40 years ago outside of Tumwater

[@thumpers350]

Hello 👋🏻 from West Virginia. I love the channel.❤🤘🏻

[@pastorshaunokeefe9276]

It's strange how my dog reacts to these sounds he's calm but perks up and listens

[@ronp3140]

Mine too

[@joeleeper7954]

Same

[@drop830]

Eventually these things have got to leave their family unit to mate, and they have to have a way of finding a separate family unit, that is different from their bloodline, so they can mate. Most animals use some kind of mating call, or ritual to do so, to attract a mate. I can't imagine that Sasquatch are much different

[@ohioarmyguy]

I’m surprised Moneymaker didn’t start yelling, “did you hear that” in the middle of the howls!!

[@DANALIFARLEY]

You can say that again!

[@ohioarmyguy]

I’m surprised Moneymaker wasn’t yelling, “DID YOU HEAR THAT??”, right in the middle of the howl so you missed it!!

[@nicenna130]

I love the Morehead\Berry audio tapes! I watch Bigfoot stuff all the time and have never heard these. Thank you so much for putting this in your documentary. So well done. We have sightings of the Skunk Ape in the South. I want to see one! They have a reputation for being very stinky, hence the name. Hey, you try staying fresh in the heat and humidity of the South! No easy task! Don't judge.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

The "singing" is very interesting. 🧐

[@drop830]

In my opinion, for what it's worth. I think the people out there looking to bring Sasquatch to the masses, have to understand the seriousness of that endeavor. Once Sasquatch is proven to be real, without a shadow of a doubt, the Sasquatch world will be changed forever. I also believe if there is some kind of cover up with Sasquatch, that this could be the reason for it. The powers that be are protected the Sasquatch from being brought out into the light, for the reason of protection and preservation.

[@7orrest7erguson]

I think the powers that be 100% know they exist. I don't think they hide it for preservation. Spotted owl ring a bell? They shut down logging almost completely in the 80s for an owl, what would happen if there was a humanoid living in the forest? I KNOW they exist, I live about 50 miles east of MT ST Helen's. I have had a few encounters with them.

[@justindungey4197]

Makes me laugh when people say their isn’t very many of them ! There has been 10k documented sightings and as hard as they are to find . I guarantee that their are thousands of them 10k isn’t even in my opinion a1/10th of people’s sightings

[@sauce1232]

10K sightings, people having camera s on their phone for 20 years, CCTV, deercams and dashcams everywhere, and yet zero picture or video. It's impossible to have that many "sightings" and no footage.

[@ewenchalmers1312]

I bet it will be a birdwatcher or some other such enthusiast, completely disinterested in criptids, who will stumble across one of these creatures and take the perfect shot, or capture it on film.

[@franciscarabini7660]

I really enjoyed your video thanks 👍

[@Apocron901]

i dont really know if i believe in bigfoot or not, but i love watching videos like this where people try to prove it exists with science and real proof.

[@mikek7029]

It's foolish to ignore thousands of eye witness encounters and hundreds of years of human history. At this point it's not the knower who should be mocked. It's those who don't believe. There's enough physical evidence.

[@memomedina5661]

First they are not apes. They are forest people. They only let you see them when they want you to see them. They are intelligent forest people.

[@LiveAlohaOhana]

The most incredible area I enjoyed was in the Pinchot Gifford forests around Mount Adam's. There are places no man has encroached or touched yet and is wild as can be ! Magnificent ⛰️🌲

[@americanmonster8342]

From Arkansas here...They are supernatural entities that manifest physically. When you see one vanish into a tree you'll understand. Don't ask me how but it washes over you in a strange way with a shiver and fatigue. Then you go home, If they let you.

[@brianandchewiegohiking]

Great episode bro!

[@theeliwatson]

THANKS!!!

[@emmawebb6955]

👋💚 I forgot to mention that Mr. David Ellis, everything he speaks of in terms of audio of Sasquatch Bigfoot, I believe, is spot on💯👍 Also, along with Chris picking up various audio of S/B. Watching again😁🤭what can I say, it's Sunday in Cali💯👍

[@jamesallred460]

I dunno what those pics are of, but one thing I can say for sure is that ain't no bear. Cool documentary guys!

[@RetLEO]

Another fine production! 👍

[@susanlowe6045]

Watching from England

[@penhullwolf5070]

Same, I'm in East Lancs.

[@garymartin9728]

So what do you Lads believe this? I have listened to recording from all over, the Alaskan ones don't sound much different than the ones in the North West in Washington. I don't think people would be faking this stuff, I truly believe they exist.

[@marygatdula2744]

I think it would be very interesting, and perhaps telling in some way, if you could take those recordings of May and August back to the area where they were recorded and somehow amplify the sound. I wonder what kind of response they might elicit?

[@RuinedTemple]

It's hard to say because there are so many variables. One of which is that we don't yet know what's being communicated by a target when their calls are recorded. Because we have no idea of what's communicated by a recorded call or the context of recorded audio communication, there's really no way for us to tell what the effect(s) of call-blasting it in the same area could be or what reaction(s) it could evoke. The 2nd variable I can think of is that the same target(s) may or may not still be in the research area or within a distance that they can hear it. Obviously, if they aren't in the area or aren't near enough to hear the call-blasts when played, there would be no effect on or reaction from them. But if they are there or within their species' hearing range, the potential effects &/or reactions are still unknown. Another variable is that, if they are in the area, the target &/or their group members may or may not recognize the recorded calls, sounds, or "voice" when call-blasted into the research area. If they can recognize it, it may potentially cause confusion, agitation, stress, curiosity, suspicion, or perhaps even inter-group misunderstandings that could lead to social disruptions that could affect any number of life aspects for them, including mate choice, mating opportunities, birthrate, social hierarchy, social cohesion, hunting success & calorie intake/nutrition, personal safety, etc. If they recognize it as themselves yet understand that it indeed ISN'T any of them, then they may become suspect of humans meddling too closely in their affairs, or they may experience some level of superstition & feel anxiety or fear if they suspect that some other unknown source is responsible, which might potentially cause them to leave the research area in search of a more familiar, predictable, & safer location. If they don't recognize the call-blasting as one of their own/ themselves, they may or may not interpret it as another Sasquatch who isn't part of their group, & here's yet another variable. And if they think there's an unfamiliar/foreign individual in their midst, it could potentially evoke actions or behavioral changes. They may engage in aggressive territorial displays/shows of strength, etc. to keep the presumed competition away. Or, they may to seek out the presumed competition, "who could" take their territory, persuade their mate to leave/run them off (affecting the continuation of their genes), harm or kill their family members or progeny (also affecting gene continuation), or negatively affect their available resources. Alternatively, they may try to seek out or even call in/try to attract the presumed foreigner because a mate of their sex is needed for a member of their group (likely one of their offspring), or they may try to locate & just observe the presumed individual, perhaps even to try communicating with them amicably, due to social behaviors that are less "wild", more "human-like", or more specialized than we currently assume or suspect. Keep in mind that there are likely additional possibilities related to the previous & the other variables. The ones I mention here are simply those that could be thought of off the top of my head. So, the last variable that I'll mention here is that they may or may not be able to recognize the call-blasts for exactly what they are; a trick being used by humans to draw them in closer for purposes that they're either unaware of or just not comfortable with. If this is the case, there are additional variables like how long the researcher has frequented the area, whether any trust or relationship has been established between the researcher & any of the targets, how valuable & hard or easy to get the assets/resources within the area are to or for them, the potential threat level that the human making the call-blasts may imply to them, the potential threat level they believe responding to the call-blasts or playing games/messing with the researcher who's call-blasting has, whether their intelligence allows them to have an emotional response to the situation &/or if they've become emotionally invested in some way to a location or even to the researcher, & so on (there are likely many more). There's a possibility that they may just vacate the research area altogether for good if they suspect that the risk-level to their safety or way of life has become too high at that point. It could cause them to perceive the human (researcher) as untrustworthy. Or, the call-blasting may cause them to feel annoyed, irritated, betrayed, disgusted, or encroached upon by, disappointed in, angry at, apathetic towards, etc. the human (researcher). Sometimes, the potential consequences of trying a particular tool, technique, method, or practice in a good/active research area (or on particular targets) just aren't worth it to a researcher.

[@marygatdula2744]

@@RuinedTemple Well, dang. Good thing I'm not in charge. LOL

[@saraa1741]

​@marygatdula2744 😂😂

[@mynameisearl598]

omg i hate walking threw bigfoot burial grounds but i've been doing it for years usually alone and midnight or later they don't usually scream or pound anymore

[@MarkJohnson-vi2dm]

What did that have to do with burial grounds?

[@MISTERSASQUATCH1]

Hey small town it’s me again I came up with this crazy idea I want to call it the all boots on ground project what if the small town Monsters community got together pitched in and we all hit the Pacific Northwest for like a weekend or something a lot of people in the comment sections have never even been to such places the experience alone is life-changing it would be awesome if we could have like a boots on ground squad everybody just pack up with equipment and gear and head out for like a weekend or something every other month if you really have compassion for the subject and hope for the subject like I do and like the other small town monster community people do we should gather a bunch of people spread them out in different parts and scale small areas at a time at our own expense of course we can all throw some money in the hat to cover the expenses I’m sure a lot of the viewers would love something like that there’s such a large audience on this channel I know I’m speaking for everybody right now we would all love to go out and see what we can dig up. I would love to pair up with a few of the watchers on this channel start our own little research group under the umbrella of small town mobsters of course kind of like worker bees let me know what you guys think about that! I sincerely feel like we should get together and make something happen and whatever we’re able to dig up not only will that be a life changing experience for us but it can also be shown on the channel we can be the worker bees for small town monsters ❤ my fellow Sasquatchers what do you think ? Something along those lines I feel like would be great for the channel and the people are getting a lifetime experience if we can form a group of people or willing to put the hours in the hard work into the subject I think we’ll have strength in numbers I feel like I’ve learned so much from you guys and I’ve spent time in the woods myself I feel like it would be an awesome addition to the channel🦧 who’s with me on this ? I want to hear some feedback :)

[@jeffblais6807]

Jeff in Vermont. Their here. 👍✌️

[@shanehester5317]

im guessing this must be some kinda cult now.

[@nc1901]

Chicago!

[@nc1901]

Any good spots near Chicago like Michigan or Wisconsin you've been to for research?

[@MISTERSASQUATCH1]

@@nc1901nothern Michigan and some parts of wisconsin they tend to thrive in more remote large forestland Michigan has been a hot spot for many years some parts of wisconsin has reported sightings but northern michigan is your best bet if your in the Midwest Michigan is a vast land with plenty of natural space and food for animal like the Bigfoot you won’t see them anywhere near a city or a highly populated area they avoid human contact at all costs the upper peninsula of Michigan has plenty of staggering evidence sightings and reportings I’ve been to the UP (upper peninsula) plenty of times I’ve met people native to that land and they all have had experiences illinois had a few sightings but it’s not common or very likely it’s most likely just a Sasquatch passing on by during migration season illinois is not that suitable for such an apex predator at least that is what my research and others have discovered these creatures live out in the middle of jack squat nowhere they need massive Forrest’s to thrive in they are isolated creatures. I’ve personally never seen anything but I’ve heard some strange stuff out in Michigan there’s definitely a population of there up there stay safe !

[@quinn-wf3kk]

Eli, loving this so far. Is there a baseline compare and contrast to wolves, elk, cougar, etc? Sincere question.

[@RuinedTemple]

I'm also curious about the same.

[@sonythomas8188]

Imagine hearing these sounds while camping in the woods

[@steenhoffmann4259]

My Chihuahua starts barking when it hears the sound on the video . 😂

[@marcoshuerta8661]

The singing reminds me of very native American type pitch.

[@Goat.Herder]

The problem with these singing vocals is the audio has been denoised so much that it's changed the original sound and has added new harmonics. You need to be using Spectralayers or RX because Audacity doesn't really cut it for what you want to do. There are also cats that you've picked up in some of the vocals 💯

[@cameron354]

27:50 Woah imagine if that was like 4x louder, I think he's on to them

[@HappyPanda983]

Great video guys.. my wife and I were on a fishing trip this pass Thursday. As we were leaving at 2:30 am in the morning from Nutra lake in New Mexico.. my wife saw a tall dark black figure in the meadow as we were leaving.. she said it was about 7 to 8 feet tall..

[@rickkrockstar]

Even with all the technology and publicity, there is still just only a handful of people searching, so it's more likely that someone just minding their business will capture something by mistake

[@jakap333]

what does everyone think of Todd Standings photos? This is so well produced, and everyone is very sincere and passionate. love YOU ALL !!

[@CocktailsyrupsbyBlackTie]

Mr. Grumpy sounds like Bigfoot doing his best Arnold Schwarzenegger! 😂

[@SamuelTorres-r4h]

The singing voice is either a squash being celebrated being born or an announcement of one dying it's what I get from the sounds

[@hunt3r_jd182]

I'm curious if they caught any clicking sounds? I like how you can hear the pitch difference.

[@MichaelWagner-ie9px]

Mr grumpy sounds like a mountain lion to me

[@corycrider5697]

That's what I was hoping to say, like a mating call

[@geoffn1530]

mr. grumpypants is a mountain lion