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The following  vocalization recordings are  from  active research areas in Tennessee.  They are  placed here by grateful permission of Co-Founder Mary A. Green. 

 

1.       Overton County Tennessee, recording of a Sasquatch scream/roar, in an active research area.

           http://webzoom.freewebs.com/acpr/BF Scream Overton Co. TN.wav

 

2.        Sasquatch  Vocalization  from second research area, Tennessee. Recording, Copyright Mr. Nathan Davis

           Sasquatch Scream 2. Tennessee.wav

 

3.        Recording of Researchers calling to Sasquatches in the search area, and recieving a  reply: The first vocalization

           is the researcher calling , after a long pause you can hear in distance a  faint reply to the call:

           alpha male roar 5.wav

 

4.       NEW RECORDING:   18 Feb 2005  This is from Fentress Co., Tennessee and was recorded by Wayne

           Murphy and Sherry Malin.    The sound is of a vocalisation like a HUFF and then listen intently to some

           sound like gibberish.

            bfhuffgibberish.wav

 

           

          

The  below listed vocaliizations are from various areas of the Pacific North West  of the United States: With appreciation to  Autumn Williams'  Oregon Bigfoot.com.

 

1.   Recording of a possible Sasquatch vocalizing.  Recorded in Oregon, and  is a whooooping sound.  Very Ape like.

       ORBF_estacada1972.mp3   

 

2.   A recording from Westmorland, Pennsylvania, of a Sasquatch, thought to be moaning after being shot by a home 

      owner after finding  the creature  prowling in his garden.  The creature  fled into the woods behind the house

       and was heard making the following noise for some time:

       ORBF_moan_pa.mp3

 

3.     A  recording made in the High Sierra Mountains of the United States.  The vocalization is  a series of  what can

        only be thought of as growls and whistles.

        ORBF_sierragrowl.mp3