Erik The Warm

Sounds similar to other purported sasquatch vocalizations. Unless, it is something else which goes bump in the night.

The guys who made the recording are saying it cannot be an owl. However, I have heard a clip of a bird which is eerie named a potoo, or ghost bird, of Central and South America. Pronounced Poh-too.

The end of the provided youtube video looped the sasquatch vocalizations for a total of 3. I clipped this portion off. I cleaned and boosted the audio. There is still a reverberation at the start of the loop.

WA Cascades 2020 Sasquatch Vocalization, 3x loop.mp3

I am going to try to convert to mp3. Then edit it, clean up and boost the audio.

Correction. Contact with a First Nations tribe says the phrase is pronounced "Boozshoo, Sah-Vay" not "Bay". My mistake.

Close. Pronounced "sah" "vay." Means Knower of the Truth. Of the 7 principal creatures, the Sah-vay represents Honesty.

Would the plural of Bigfoot be bigfeet. The Cree tribe says to greet them by saying "Boozhoo, Sabe." Pronounced Booshoo. Other people say to think at them you are a friend, or want to be left alone. or I have some food for you; just make sure you have extra food on you.

Only certain people can perceive creatures in the wild, when they are trying to hide. I haven't seen a sasquatch yet. I have noticed cougars and coyotes in daylight about 20 to 30 yards away which other people didn't notice. When I pointed out the direction and how far away they were, people still couldn't see them. I had to have them look at a landmark, ook a few feet at a time from that spot and tell them what color to look for. In parapsychology, it is sometimes referred to as "a paling." Shamans and certain psychics are said to be able to see beyond a paling. It explains why your friends didn't notice it.