Audio Page
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One particularly noteworthy aspect of Sasquatch research involves using audio recorders to capture unusual howls, screams, and other unexplained sounds such as wood knocks or rock clacks often attributed to Sasquatch behavior.
These recordings not only provide potential evidence of Sasquatch presence but also help researchers analyze the frequency and patterns of these mysterious vocalizations. Additionally, having high-quality audio can aid in filtering out extraneous noise and focusing on the distinct characteristics of each suspected sound. The Squatchdetective Field Team employs a variety of digital recorders on stationary missions. All of these devices record in stereo, some in high definition, and can save files in multiple formats. Because research often occurs in remote areas, the team ensures their equipment is robust enough to handle varying weather conditions and extended recording sessions. By experimenting with different setups, investigators can maximize their chances of obtaining compelling evidence. We encourage fellow researchers to explore different recorder models and accessories to determine which best suit their investigative needs. |
The recorders the Squatchdetective Field Investigation Team uses.
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Audio Library
Alleged Sasquatch Audio |
North American Fauna |
Primate Audio |
Our Expedition Audio
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