Washington State Tree Crash Audio May 2024

[Tworivers71]

Ok, here is some audio I / we captured last month in Washington. Let me first say I'm not speculating that these incidents are Bigfoot related. We have captured quite a few occurrences in the past that we feel most definitely were Bigfoot related. It is interesting however that these 2 incidents happened about 4 hours from one another. The first being at about 9:27 pm and the second right at 2 am. And let me add, the last time we were there I recorded back in 2021 a huge tree crash which some of you has heard here: Washington Crash 2302hrs 8 - 30 - 21

 

[Duke]

Sounds like gunshots early on.

 

[Tworivers71]

Sounds like gunshots early on.

My best friend also thinks he heard a gunshot possibly. I definitely hear debris and rocks in those.

 

[Debi]

What were the weather conditions, Lon?

 

[Tworivers71]

What were the weather conditions, Lon?

Temps about 55’ drizzling on and off. Overcast.

 

[Debi]

Temps about 55’ drizzling on and off. Overcast.

No wind?

 

[Tworivers71]

No wind?

I can’t recall. I just listen to them again it almost sounds like a possible landslide with stuff coming down the hill especially the second one

 

[Debi]

I can’t recall. I just listen to them again it almost sounds like a possible landslide with stuff coming down the hill especially the second one

Just asked because weather can affect sounds, especially wind. Interesting catch! Have no idea what it might be out there, but it makes you wonder.

 

[Tworivers71]

Thank you, this is why I love doing the stuff! You hear things that go on in the woods while you’re sitting in your nice comfy house. These are the things that happen. Bruce wanted me to record one central location, had I done that, we wouldn’t be hearing this. I keep telling him, you catch more fish if you put more hooks in the water. Here are a couple of pictures of what it looked like where this was. And for the record, this is the only spot that really creeped me out of all the locations I went to. I was pretty high up the mountain, where I could actually see the snow line.

 

[Tworivers71]

Pics of that spot from Google Earth