The YouTuber says “This is a recording I made last year in the Sierra Nevada Mountains north of Truckee, California.
We were out 3 nights and drove to this lake edge just before 1:00 a.m. After waiting quietly for 5 to 10 minutes, we did one wood knock. The sounds you hear were an immediate reply that wood knock.”
Milton L
Pretty impressive.
Christopher c
This is a comparative vocalization https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O26fpcTTJlA
Leahpatra
I live in the high sierras and these are coyotes
Jerry W
Yep, yotes, although in the middle there was a different yell that sounded further away and deeper.
Robinson R
Does anyone know of any sights outside of the BFRO data base in the Grass Valley/Nevada City area anything near Nevada County California? I read one on this sight but am curious if there are more.
Jane M
Coyote plain n simple.
Martin Z
This sounds too deep to be coyotes. Coyotes make a higher pitch howl and shrill sounds.
Janetta V
I live very near a low place in a large pasture where coyotes thrive and I KNOW one thing…those were not coyotes. Much different. When a train goes by you should hear them on a quiet night. Much higher tones than the above sounds. Totally different howl from squatch.
Spanky
Do coyotes sound different up there than they do in the south? Cause I’ve never heard a coyote sound like that
Joanne V
That does not sound like coyotes.creepy screams