Bigfoot Researchers Capture Mysterious Voice Saying Records During Field Investigation

There's something undeniably compelling about a team that keeps showing up to investigate even when the gear seems determined to stop them. The folks over at Hellbent Holler just dropped a live stream that's equal parts Q&A session, behind-the-scenes update, and a tease of something genuinely eerie they caught on audio. During the broadcast, Jesse and Joe Doyle spent time catching up with their audience about everything from their recent appearance on Paranormal 60 with Dave Schrader to the ongoing technical gremlins that seem to follow them around. And honestly, that part alone is worth a listen. Jesse described the interview with Schrader as a "fencing tournament" and "training with Mike Tyson," which paints a pretty vivid picture of how fast-paced that conversation must have been. If you missed it live, the replay is floating around on Schrader's channel and it's apparently a solid entry point for anyone who isn't deep into the Sasquatch research world yet. But the real meat of the stream came when Jesse started talking about a voice they captured in the field. Not just once, but on two separate recording devices. The clip apparently features what sounds like a female voice saying "records," and it was picked up both on their lab equipment and on a Super Sound Stick. Two independent devices catching the same anomalous audio is the kind of thing that makes researchers sit up and pay attention. Jesse mentioned she's planning to upload the clip with some added context so everyone can hear it for themselves, which is definitely something to keep an eye out for. Joe also touched on some of the equipment struggles they've been dealing with lately, including a full spectrum camera that literally burned up on them during a recent outing. That's not just a minor inconvenience, that's the kind of dramatic failure that makes you wonder what's going on out there. Combine that with the recurring pattern of technical issues every time they go live or speak at a conference, and you've got a situation that goes way beyond normal bad luck. Joe even mentioned planning a cleansing of the house, which feels like a reasonable response when your electronics keep acting haunted. There was also a fun nod from a viewer who pointed out that photos taken of the couple on stage at conferences always come out blurry. Whether that's a camera issue, a lighting issue, or something else entirely, it's the kind of detail that adds to the overall mystique of what they're doing. If you're into Appalachian Sasquatch research, audio anomalies, or just enjoy watching a couple of dedicated investigators push through weirdness with a sense of humor, this stream is worth your time. The Hellbent Holler crew brings a lot of personality to the field, and this particular episode has enough breadcrumbs to keep you curious until they drop that voice clip with full context.