Are Bigfoot Screams the Real Deal?

What do you make of Bigfoot Screams? Most people seem to blame coyote, mountain lion, or fox for these odd noises in the night.

Fox do sound pretty bizarre (listen).

When it comes to the screams heard on the Umatilla Reservation, I might actually point to those weird fox noises as the explanation, though it eerily sounds like something with way more lung capacity.

More, though, like the Ohio Howl, Clipper Mills screams and the Puyallup Screamer are a little crazier. I don't think a coyote or even Bobo is out there making screaming sounds like that.

At low volumes, they apparently have amazing vocal range (see Sierra Sounds), with the ability to even emit infrasound. Some even suggest they have monkey-like throat sacks and extra chambers... not to mention the giant lungs.

What do you guys think? Are ALL of these impressive pieces of sound evidence just misidentification?

Considering there has never been a definitive identification of a bigfoot then yes they are all misidentification.

a reply to: DelmarRozan

Plenty of animals use infrasound....

I could only imagine being able to experience the rumble of a massive gator or the zap of a sperm whale.

Listening to the Sierra sounds is an interesting experience.

They are whatever you want them to be.

I believe some examples are genuine. Theres much more to discuss than just screams though....

a reply to: DelmarRozan

I don't know if they're real because they never caught one yet. The series "Finding Bigfoot" doesn't seem like they're making any headway finding bigfoot considering they're getting pretty good at doing those screams. For all we know, it could be a women screaming from Trump sneaking out in the middle of the night and goosing lady campers in the woods!

originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: DelmarRozan

I don't know if they're real because they never caught one yet. The series "Finding Bigfoot" doesn't seem like they're making any headway finding bigfoot considering they're getting pretty good at doing those screams. For all we know, it could be a women screaming from Trump sneaking out in the middle of the night and goosing lady campers in the woods!

The reason they haven't caught one is they don't exist it's been misidentfications for decades. Here even the Indians told tails they were some of the fiercest warriors and trackers in the world and they couldn't find them.

a reply to: DelmarRozan

Well, without declaring whether I believe in Bigfoot or not because frankly, I'm not sure. I lean towards the distinct possibility, but...
I agree with In4ormant.
Given we don't have the slightest idea what a Bigfoot sounds like, it can't be anything else other than a misidentification. The best we can say is that they're creature sounds that don't sound quite "normal."

a reply to: dragonridr

I beg to differ as to their existence.

Given that I've seen the critter, that should be expected, no?

Now all the sightings/hearings/vague encounters can't all be Sasquatch--or the mystery wouldn't be one, we'd know. My own sighting could be a misidentification...but I don't think so. Can't prove it, so it comes down to believe or not.

As for the sounds/howls? Coyotes and cougars, even elk can make an astonishing range of sounds that you would swear could never come from animals, especially coyotes. A puma scream is one of the most hair-raising sounds imaginable--especially at 2 or 3 in the morning...

a reply to: WeRpeons

Finding Bigfoot is, to put it bluntly, a travesty.

finding bigfoot...not

Every episode it seems like they "almost" find Sasquatch. Sorry, it isn't going to happen like that, it's just not. That's, of course, assuming that everyone who has ever encountered Sasquatch isn't delusional/lying, or both. I've been accused of both.

It makes a mockery of legitimate research being carried out by folks like Jeff Meldrum, at Idaho State U. ...off rant. Sorry.

They are real, and they may very well be an interdimentional creature. Their face in not an ape face, it is more like a hairy human face. They are very muscular and strong. They are tall, with a great stride. They are intelligent. Some are good, and some are not to be crossed. One of my friends had a close encounter with one just before Christmas near Garberville Cali. It pursued him in his truck, and he was horrified. Keep in mind this guy is a hunter and is not afraid of bears, wild boars or other animals. He saw its face, and it was angry and began to run to cut him off on a hairpin curve on Ettersburg road. He came out of the curve and put the pedal to the floor

Furthermore, several other guys that we know in the area have heard the bigfoot screams at night in that same area. There is government land on the side it was on. No houses for many miles. Steep mountains, lots of trees

originally posted by: dragonridr

originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: DelmarRozan

I don't know if they're real because they never caught one yet. The series "Finding Bigfoot" doesn't seem like they're making any headway finding bigfoot considering they're getting pretty good at doing those screams. For all we know, it could be a women screaming from Trump sneaking out in the middle of the night and goosing lady campers in the woods!

The reason they haven't caught one is they don't exist it's been misidentfications for decades. Here even the Indians told tails they were some of the fiercest warriors and trackers in the world and they couldn't find them.

I have heard about Bigfoot or the Tennessee wildman all of my life, but you are probably right. I have spent a lot of years knocking around in the deep backcountry and never seen a thing I couldn't identify. But this one time, about 2 hours before sunrise, south of Crossville Tennessee, I did hear something. Something horable. We had a big Plott hound that hunts black bear and hogs in our camp that night. When he heard that animal scream he crawled under the camper and whimpered like a baby, and that dog isn't afraid of anything.The hair on the back of my neck stood up. So I am not going to say one way or the other. There is a lot of wilderness out there. Some of it doesn't see a man for years at a time. I know there are cougars here, I have seen tracks, but I haven't ever see a cougar. What do you think.

a reply to: dragonridr

You dont find bigfoot....bigfoot finds you.

Take a good look at some of the enhancements on the PGF film....along with the mountain of evidence to go along with it.

And the Indians most certainly do speak of them....the tricksters who take their women and children.

Les Stroud even talks about their psychic communication, not that we need to necessarily take his word for it.

Anyways you've already made your mind up which is fair.

Its certainly valid to question why they are not on display. Why are the elongated heads no longer shown at museums? They used to be in a few different places throughout the world. Why are giant skeletons sent to museums to be locked away for good?

Some skulls and bodies are on display but you won't find them at the smithsonian.

a reply to: Nickn3

Dogs will not track them...plenty of stories exemplifying that behavior. Also, its illegal to track with dogs in many states including WA.

Lots of government land set aside for them.

It would destroy the logging industry.

Washington state included them in the 1974 Army Corp of engineers species list.

Anyways, they are described as having a "samurai chatter" as well as the loud screams. They are said to be able to mimic any animal sound as well.

EVERYBODY has a story but NOBODY has a body. That's the way it always goes with these things.

originally posted by: DelmarRozan
Are Bigfoot Screams the Real Deal?

It seems to me that we have a LONG WAY TO GO before we can talk about 'Bigfoot screams' because we have a long way to go before accepting your 'Bigfoot', much less his 'screams', or 'farts', or 'college diploma'!
First, it must exist beyond the imaginations of 'fans', or the 'screams' are imaginary also.

What another vague indeterminate video?
(rolls eyes)

"Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes to be true." - Demosthenes

a reply to: namelesss

Do you think PGF is a man in a suit?

And did you listen to the Sierra sounds as well as looked into analysis of them?

a reply to: In4ormant

Speaking for my self, as a hunter, and as one who has seen Sasquatch, I wouldn't shoot one.

I've no reason to attempt to validate my belief by killing something that isn't out to hurt me, or needed to feed my family. People can believe me or not, as it suits them.

I've discovered over the course of my life, that there may be questions that aren't meant to be answered.

a reply to: seagull

Thanks & I agree for the same reasons.

dragonridr you are 100% incorrect. Native Nations in Oklahoma, California and others deal with Bf all the time and it's not exactly a secret. Just something you were unaware of.

The old tired war cry of they don't exist because we don't have a body is also crap.
Bf have been seen and recorded on military bases, have killed a few people and the feds were called in by local law enforcement. Again, guess it's not your fault you aren't current in your knowledge?

Now as much as I despise youtubes AND podcasts, I have to link you to one with the supporting evidence or my own post would be crap. Sorry it's a 6 parter and nope....I don't know which part has the info where a guy target shooting accidentally hit a BF and the all hell broke loose.

He apparently emptied his rifle, nailed the BF, blood everywhere but...
The BF wasn't solo and the guy was found with his head near twisted off folded in half in his truck cab with hundreds of BF tracks surrounding it and his truck dented an beat to hell.

The local leo's called in the feds and the "crime scene" was known by all the locals who had their town over run by alphabet agencies. It wasn't really a secret at that point, but it seems to have been compartmentalized regionally.

Quite obviously the local leo's had access to BF hair & blood samples an probably a body but chose not to go "disclosure" with it. So....they do exist, there are bodies we just aren't ever going to be privy to it as "laypeople".

Seagull you have a PM

a reply to: namelesss

Which vague, indeterminate video? There are so many, after all. My favorite is the tree-stump Sasquatch .