Tennessee Sasquatch sent me this video, I want to see more. I am in the process of contacting him.
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Stacey H
I think this is at very least two different Bigfoot knocking. The sounds are from two different trees. I wish he could have captured them on camera!
Christine J S
Wes I sure hope you get a response from Tennessee Sasquatch; if you can filter some of these YouTube videos and get the background this would be a wonderful resource for the rest of SC members and those who have videos to share. Thanks for your efforts.
Jeffrey H
It’s my understanding that BF keep their knocks to a minimum of no more then 2-3. Making so many knocks is just warning them that humans are around so go hide. Wouldn’t it be funny if there were two groups of researchers knocking to each other as they get more and more excited only to figure out as they get so close that they can see each other just yards/feet away! I sure it’s happen some where. All the best to the researches that this doesn’t.
Tennessquatch
I hadn’t realized Wes had shared this (thanks Wes).
We’ve documented wood-knocks in this area ranging from a loud, crisp one-knock (which we believe is simply “careful, people present”), to twos, threes and fours, but always a short pause between the third and forth knocks (no inkling as to why or what such means though).
We also have recorded several “improv knocks”, that genuinely sound as if there’s some amount of musical rhythm to it (we call that one “Jazz”, for their talented “jazz-hands” :p ).