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(go to 4:17 to skip to audio of Bigfoot)

I've really enjoy Les Stroud since his Survivor Man days and a while back he's claimed to have seen Bigfoot and has been a big believer since. I'm more of a "if bigfoot is really, what is it" believer of Bigfoot. I've been enjoying all the content on the subject over the years but I feel like this audio is a bit much. Supposedly the audio the The Sierra Sounds has been analyzed by experts who claim that humans can't replicate these types of vocalizations. Some of it sounds more like those AMSR thots just deep throating the mic to me, but what do I know.

What say you, Is this supposed audio evidence of Bigfoot or some sort of a long running elaborate hoax?

 

[TheUnicornGuy]

Pretty sure the T-Rex noise from Jurassic Park can't be made by a human, but it doesn't mean it was garnered by holding a mic in front of a dinosaur.

 

[Dacvak]

Pretty compelling audio, but isn't that from like the 70s? Why haven't we heard anything else like it in 50 years?

You'd think someone would spend $100k dropping microphones throughout the sierras or something. Especially now that we have modern tools that would be able to flag abnormal audio in realtime.

 

[roosnam1980]

sounds like a mix of chimpanzee noises mixed with weird gurgling noises

 

[badblue]

Pretty compelling audio, but isn't that from like the 70s? Why haven't we heard anything else like it in 50 years?

Other people have reported hearing things like this in the past. The reason there's no audio of those encounters is that that until recently, no one really carried audio/video equipment with them when they went to go hunting or for a hike in the forest like we carry cell phones today.

You'd think someone would spend $100k dropping microphones throughout the sierras or something. Especially now that we have modern tools that would be able to flag abnormal audio in realtime.

Even if the focused on the Sierra's, the cost would be probably be into the millions of dollars range to cover a quarter of the 24,370 square miles due to the nature of the terrain. And that's just setting up the audio devices because you couldn't just air drop them in. Leaving battery power devices like that in a forest probably violates some laws and they'd be a bitch to retrieve.