The YouTuber writes “Nelson House Manitoba has had reported bigfoot activity in the past, did this woman record the sounds of his mournful howl? In 2006, ferry operator Bobby Clarke was taking a vehicle barge across the Nelson River at the northern end of Lake Winnipeg when he noticed something on the shore. He grabbed his camcorder and shot a 49-second clip of a tall, dark humanoid figure moving on the riverbank. One of Clarke’s neighbours, says there’s nothing to be worried about even if it turns out that Norway House is home to the legendary Bigfoot, also known by its Canadian name Sasquatch. “I think it’s scared of people.”
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12 Responses to “Chilling Howls Recorded in Northern Manitoba”
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Milton L
Very good recording. Mobile phones are nearly everywhere now, so ordinary people are more likely to have a bit of technology at hand to document these things.
michael n
I could swear I heard a wood knock after the first howl.
Karen C
Scary enough, could be dogman who knows but most likely bigfoot…
James (Waylon) Johnson
That sounds Moosy to my ears.
James (Waylon) Johnson
What is known among moose hunters as a 4 part cow call. I’m not saying that is what it is, but it is what it sounds very much like imo.
michael n
Waylon, after the first howl they start talking and I hear a hollow knock that seems to echo. Could that be a moose knocking an antler against a tree? Im asking because I live in Cincinnati and know less about moose than women……lol
Charles R
Why can not I listen to any episode. I am paid until June 10th. My stupid email will also not work so I can not send you an email.
Please advise. I am logged in.
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Wes
Charles try clearing your cookies. It might have to do with the server update.
Charles R
Thanks for the quick response Wes. I did get it to work. Very happy again.
Chuck
James (Waylon) Johnson
I do hear the wood knock also. Moose do rack their antlers against trees and scrub from time to time for various reasons. SO it could be explainable that way.
Give this a listen and forgive the title lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ey1a_ssHzrY
James (Waylon) Johnson
One more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edgQGGTMfqg
James (Waylon) Johnson
This is where field-craft and experience really come into play. The folks in the video obviously have no idea what wolves sound like, let-a-lone a moose or sasquatch. Again to me it sounds moosy, but I would love to see the original audio on a spectrum analyzer to be sure. Sasquatch imitate a lot of animals, some much better than others. Food for thought it that people call moose in vocally ALL the time. There are contest that exist for it. If WE can do it vocally there is no reason a Sasquatch would not be calling in a moose in the exact same way and would likely excel at it by comparison. Could this be a squatch calling in a moose? It’s not beyond possibility but the odds of witnessing that so close to a dwelling or at any given time would be high. All things considered. in my opinion it’s a moose.