Young Bigfoot Vocalizations and Drumming Sounds Recorded in Forest

A video posted on the YouTube channel "Toutle River Valley Skookum" has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts and researchers. The channel's owner, Chris Spencer, shares some interesting findings from his recordings in the Toutle River Valley. In the video titled "One Off Vocal From The Fall of 2024," Chris discusses a vocal recording from September 30th around 8:38 p.m. The night was particularly quiet, with no known animal sounds. The vocal appears to be from a young Bigfoot, as Chris believes that the area is inhabited by younger animals. He also shares an example of a similar vocal from his past recordings. What makes this recording even more intriguing is that it is followed by a tree fall and an unusual drumming sound the next night. Chris points out that the drumming is reminiscent of what gorillas do when they drum or chest beat. While he doesn't claim that the sound is definitively made by a Bigfoot, he finds it suspicious due to its proximity to the recorder and its occurrence after the tree fall. Chris also shares his thoughts on how tree falls can be a red flag, as they sometimes indicate Bigfoot activity. He has witnessed trees falling naturally and others being shaken and falling down in areas where Bigfoots are present. I find this video to be quite fascinating. Chris Spencer's meticulous approach to analyzing his recordings provides valuable insights into the behavior and sounds of these elusive creatures. If you're interested in learning more about this topic, I encourage you to watch the video and share your thoughts with our community. Remember, we are open-minded and accept all ideas. Let's continue to explore and learn together. For more information on Bigfoot sightings, reports, and discussions, make sure to follow our website and social media channels. Together, we can contribute to the ongoing research and understanding of these fascinating beings.