Don’t know what to make of this one. 🤷🏻‍♂️

OHM - 7 220914_strange_hoot.mp3

bf_walking_double_grunt_08302022.mp3

OHM - 15 221009_2_nice_howls.mp3

During a New Year’s eve visit to one of our research areas we encountered some quite aggressive squatches. We were eves dropping on them from the top of a ridge with a long range parabolic microphone and a couple of long range thermal scopes. I believe they discovered us and proceeded to go nuts on nearby trees. Powerful wood knocking and tree branch smashing!

OHM - 19 221231_area_x_wood_smashing.MP3

Very nice howls - 7 in a row - from one of my favorite nearby squatches. This was just a few days before a very cold blizzard 🥶 blew across the country. 👣

OHM - 20 221218_7_nice_howls_orig.MP3

👣🎧 This Ozark research area is near a high traffic wild game trail that crosses a stream. Initially we have bipedal footsteps (the scout), followed by a mix of lower frequency Sasquatch howls (deeper, longer) and the yelping coyotes join in. Later on an animal is in distress and perhaps killed. Lastly, listen closely for animals crossing the water. 🎧👣

OHM - 21 230110_Sasquatch_chatter_and_coyote_hunt.mp3

OHM - 24 230129_4_distant_howls.mp3

🎧Headphones on!🎧 This was a very unique howl that drops in pitch suddenly and ends with a sudden whoop! Fascinating! It is also a higher octave call that leads me to suspect it’s a female because a typical howl is returned off in the distance.

Though this is a distant call/howl combination it truly shows two individuals, perhaps a male and a female, communicating. 

Mark Twain National Forest, Missouri.

OHM - 25 230210_3_calls_4_return_howls.mp3

🎧👣Very interesting audio sequence here!👣🎧 We hear 3 howls, then a slight pause and finally a gunshot. I have never recorded howls followed by a gunshot. One can only imagine the circumstances. Was it a pure coincidence in the middle of the night or was a landowner defending his property!? We will likely never know.

OHM - 26 230210 Did someone shoot a Sasquatch in MTNF!?

🎧 A couple of very similar wood knocks on the same night. 🎧

OHM - 27 230612_wood_knocks.mp3

🎧👣My stereo microphone was tampered with at this research location. It was hanging high in an evergreen 🌲 tree. I found it on the ground about 15 feet from the tree. Hmmm 🦧 👣🎧

OHM - 29 230612_microphone_tampering.MP3

🎧Listen very closely. You will hear a very strange low frequency sound captured as a nearby whippoorwill sang all night. What could this be?🎧

OHM - 28 230615_low_frequency_strange_noise.MP3

🎧👣A scream is heard in the forest. A large biped animal foraging near the microphone jumps to attention and stomps through the woods. Pay close attention to the loud stomping and tree limb snapping. 👣🎧

OHM - 30 230621_screaming_biped_running_sticks_snapping.MP3

Visited one of our research areas in the fall of 2023. Lots of activity after a weather front passed over. Multiple howls & whoops!

OHM - 31 231123_multiple_howls_whoops.MP3

The rock thrower is back. Two big rocks thrown in his favorite water hole this time! 🪨 💦 🪨 💦

OHM - 32 231208_OCD_Rock_Thrower.MP3

These 4 howls, in the 700 Hz range, were preceded by 4 poorly delivered owl calls. This was the first time I’ve heard what sounds to be an adult Sasquatch near my house in the forest. I have heard them scream and howl in the area only a few times. I believe they were on a deer hunt. Can’t believe they came right up to my house in the forest. Our ranch is surrounded by thousands of acres of forest with many game trails.

OHM - 34 240610_4_howls_amplified.MP3

A group of Bigfoot researchers camps out in an Ozark forest. At sundown the stick snapping started and continued on and off throughout the night. What animals could snap so many sticks?

OHM - 35 240720 Ozark woodline activity.mp3

On August 5th, 2024 around 11:30pm something passed by the microphone. Three deep hums followed by pulsating deep grunts. 

The preceding hum is ~250 Hz. The grunt is very low with harmonic spikes up to ~450Hz.

The huffs of African gorillas are very similar to Sas huffs. https://youtu.be/MjnX0hZpfxM?si=8Gk46E6GEm_lgkLI

OHM - 36- 240805_deep_huffing_very_low_frequency_vocalization.MP3

In early September of 2024 we explored a Sasquatch hotspot in the Daniel Boone National Forest. As we began to return from the river we heard loud, deep and long owl calls that penetrated the forest. These were no ordinary owl calls.

OHM - 37 240906_Daniel_Boone_Sas_n_Night_Birds.mp3

Suspected Sasquatch vocalizations from Minnesota. Powerful vocals. Beautiful harmonics.

STL CO MN BF 2012.mp3

Our research team stayed at a remote cabin in a new research area in the Ozarks. The temperature was about 50F and winds were moving along nicely along the ridge top. I decided to deploy some female pheromone scent wafers next to the audio recorder about 8 feet off the ground. 

We noticed the motion lights turned on just after midnight, and proceeded to peek out the windows. We didn’t see anything. I suspected we had a visitor. At 2AM that visitor found the pheromone wafers and really checked out the area. Note the heavy bipedal footsteps. 👣 I suspect it was an adult male.

OHM - 38 - 241214_2AM_biped_checking_out_pheromones.mp3

Unknown vocalization from Kimberling City, Missouri.

KimberlingCityScreamer.mp3

Three Sas howls along the Meremec River followed by higher frequency coyotes. This type of hunting collaboration is common between Sasquatch and coyotes. Reports from Alaska indicate wolves do the same thing. Sasquatch know how to leverage their forest canines to help them hunt. 🐺

OHM - 39 - 250310_nice_howls_coyotes_follow.mp3

Mountain lion stalking our animals at our horse ranch. This big cat stalked the animals at our horse ranch just before sunset and again around midnight. We will remain vigilant.

250531_mountain_lion_screams_RCX.mp3

Are you hearing crazy Sasquatch vocalizations? Contact me at ozarkhairyman@gmail.com to share your story or audio sample! I will analyze it for you!

For his channel headphones are recommended 🎧 I am a Sasquatch researcher with passion for audio recording, structures and thermal imaging. 👣👣

Included here are Sasquatch vocalization, wood knocks, rock clacking and rock throwing. Also included are other noteworthy local wildlife vocalizations (owls, coyotes/coywolf, wild hogs, etc) as they lend a better understanding of the environment.

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