Sierra Sounds

[Madison5716]

Here's an odd one for you all to listen to. I've never heard anything like it. From Project Go & See. 

 

 

[Madison5716]

And here's a nice siren-like howl. Hope to hear one of these in person some day!

 

 

[GuyInIndiana]

13 hours ago, Madison5716 said:

Here's an odd one for you all to listen to. I've never heard anything like it. From Project Go & See. 

 

 

I'm not really sure what it was we were supposed to have been hearing there. Is there a specific time reference you could point to?

[Patterson-Gimlin]

30 minutes ago, GuyInIndiana said:

 

I'm not really sure what it was we were supposed to have been hearing there. Is there a specific time reference you could point to?

Lots of noise and humans. Second one faint howl and wind. 

Edited November 26, 2021 by Patterson-Gimlin

[Madison5716]

I'm not quite sure either. He's saying that all that "noise" is chatter of some kind, a clicking type language apparently. He has some other audio at his site.  The second is a howl.

Edited November 26, 2021 by Madison5716

[Explorer]

In this old review of the Brown footage in WA, they share audio recordings taken in the same property.

If you to go 12 min 13 sec segment, there are some vocalizations there that sound like language (similar but not identical to Sierra Sounds).

 

 

[Patterson-Gimlin]

Thanks for sharing. It sounds like animals and humans. 

[norseman]

On 11/25/2021 at 11:09 PM, Madison5716 said:

And here's a nice siren-like howl. Hope to hear one of these in person some day!

 

 

To me that sounds mechanical like tires on asphalt. Or even like a tree saw spinning up.

[Patterson-Gimlin]

Definitely sounds mechanical. Tree saw is a good comparison. 

[Nipissing]

There are old reports from the Harrison Lake area of BC of sasquatches speaking a First Nations language (specifically, that of the Douglas First Nation).