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Unidentified sound in Oklahoma
Old tape recorders left unattended in remote woods captured a truck leaving, then hours later a several-minute conversation between two women and on another tape distant drumming-like sounds with no known people present.
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.
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.
Sasquatch sighting near Smithsville, Oklahoma
The witness joined a group of about eight on a three-night expedition in southeastern Oklahoma to let the beings come to them. The group heard grunting, whistling, chatter, footsteps and close tree-breaking, had pebbles and a rock thrown, and saw large upright black shadow figures with night vision and naked eyes. One figure was seen behind a truck and one coworker was startled by movement in brush, with no one seriously hurt.
Vocalization in Oklahoma
After two researchers visited, played guitar, and threw rocks, a recorder left in the guest-house garage window captured about 30 minutes of baby-like crying, moaning, and hitting that sounded like pinging on glass. The crying recurred sporadically for nearly a week. The witness ruled out a human infant due to January cold and midnight timing.
Vocalization in Oklahoma
Over time the witness heard voices from the forest mocking her calling her dog Buster, mocking a French bulldog bark, calling her husband's name, and later singing Bella in a high sing-song with gibberish. One Bella episode was captured on a recorder in the garage while the dog barked at the fenceline.