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Footsteps in Washington
The researcher was sitting in a truck with two companions near Mount St Helens when a bluff charge occurred. They heard pacing, a tree knock, heavy footsteps running toward and past the truck, then branches breaking as the animal walked away. No one was struck and activity stopped afterward.
Sasquatch sighting in West Virginia
Late at night the witness heard activity outside, put out a recorder, and heard rocks clacked together and an extremely loud branch break up the hill. He also saw a large upright human-shaped silhouette move quickly and silently between trees about 50 yards away. He concluded a second individual made the uphill sounds while the seen one moved downhill.
Howl near Kendall County
During a fall visit with abundant hogs, the witness and a visitor experienced heightened activity. A recording captured multiple loud howls at once while barbecuing. The visitor was later chased from the woods to a vehicle, and the pair were growled at, more aggressive than prior encounters.
Scream in Ontario
During a fall camping excursion near a major park, the team placed a recorder deep in forest to avoid human noise. It captured a one-off loud scream around 2 a.m. after rain had cleared other campers. The witness felt no person could have made it and likened it to a hominid.
Howl in Ontario
A woman stood on her back patio after dinner and heard an unnerving howl unlike anything known. She submitted the audio through the organization's report form. A member later interviewed her on video.
Chatter in Ontario
The team recorded a continuous chatter vocalization in a large southern provincial park. The witness describes it as extremely primate-like and ongoing screaming. He sent it to primatologists without explanation.
Wood knock in Ontario
The witness describes a fall investigation in a remote forest north of the city. A prior night vigil yielded stomps, calls, knocks and sounds of something circling camp. Follow-up reconnaissance found sharpened sticks staked across a game trail, tracks along a nearby river, and a very tall teepee structure the next day.
Unidentified sound near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Two investigators made repeated nighttime visits to a closed metal bridge near another covered bridge. They reported loud knocks and bangs from under and around the bridge, unexplained lights in the woods and swamp, and being paced. They also described entering an intensely cold spot on the path where one felt drained, had to kneel, vomited while walking back, and felt sick the next day.
Vocalization near Isabella County
Residents of a central Michigan farm reported frequent night vocalizations over several years. Recorders captured goat-like and horse-like sounds, breathing and banging on a food barrel, and loud knocks from the woods when people moved between buildings. The witness investigated possible human sources and found one distant caller to exclude, but did not see the source.
Growl near Isabella County
The witness visited a central Michigan farm property late at night to retrieve recorders. A powerful growl was felt in the chest from a distance, followed by two vocalizers calling back and forth while moving away. The exchange lasted many minutes and was partially recorded after the witness restarted equipment.
Footsteps near Hillsdale, Michigan
The witness volunteered as bait on a southern Michigan property while others monitored with microphones. Operators reported footsteps following the witness along a road. On other nights the group broadcast whale sounds and later recorded similar sounds unprompted, and daytime slapping on a garage was reported until cameras and lights were installed.
Scream near Octavia, Oklahoma
The guest and his wife were staying at a leased cabin near Octavia and walking by a lake around sunset when they heard loud screaming or hollering from the river bottoms about a half-mile to a mile away. He recorded the sounds on a small Kodak camera, turning it on and off several times. Locals later told him there were no elk or moose in the area, only black bear and mountain lions.
Howl near Henderson, Nevada
About six months before the sightings, the father and the other son were on their driveway with a telescope when they heard very loud wailing or howling for about five minutes. It did not sound like local coyotes or dogs and could not be located by driving around. The sound was loud enough that others inside came out, and it was captured on a doorbell recording.
Wood knock in Washington
The witness camped near Bumping Lake with his wife and did periodic rock clacks. They heard a single limb snap reply in the evening. His overnight recorder captured clacks, and the next morning he heard five rapid clacks from the recorder direction mimicking his five rapid clacks from the night before.
Vocalization in Nebraska
While filming in Nebraska with three others making a hair trap, the guest felt an uncomfortable electrical-like energy in the woods. On editing he found a recorded voice he presents as Native American speech about shedding hair and grease, plus a distant hey-like yell heard at the time. He leaves interpretation to viewers but says it changed his view on non-natural aspects.
Footsteps near Honobi, Oklahoma
The guest moved the empty tent to another nearby ridge and left a recorder by it. Playback the next day again captured something running by. He said he could think of no natural explanation for the same result on three occasions.
Footsteps near Honobi, Oklahoma
A decade later the guest returned alone and set up an empty tent about a mile past his camp with the recorder in the woods behind it. The next-day playback captured the same sound of something running by the tent. He described the tight steps as possibly a young individual.
Footsteps near Honobi, Oklahoma
The guest and a group left an empty tent with a recorder inside on a ridge in Oklahoma. After about 30 silent minutes the recording captured movement, snapping twigs and small pebbles hitting or missing the tent. Then something was heard running hard toward and right past the tent.
Scream in Washington
The witness and a friend were camping overnight at Forlorn Lakes when they heard loud screams from one side of the lake answered by several others, lasting 20-30 minutes. The witness made a short phone recording while the dog acted frightened. The next morning they found elk tracks apparently at a run and a large footprint, then left early.
Vocalization near Elsie, Oregon
The writer and spouse live in a rural hollow adjoining forest land. Late one night the spouse heard odd sounds from the porch, and the writer began recording. A loud yelling vocalization continued for an extended period, at times apparently answered from farther away before seeming to approach. Domestic and neighboring dogs reacted fearfully.