Dec, 26, 2011Voices In The Woods – Pt. 3
Unusual sounds continue to be recorded behind my home.
This sounds like laughter in the rain recorded at at around 6:00 p.m.
Recorded the 20th of December, 2011.
Click here to listen to sound clip: Voice 1
Waveform view and spectral view of Voice 1
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A moaning vocal recorded also at around 6:00 p.m. the next evening.
Recorded the 21st of December, 2011.
Click here to listen to sound clip: Voice 2
Waveform view and spectral view of Voice 2
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A sad vocal recorded at 3:15 in the afternoon.
Recorded the 23rd of December, 2011.
Click here to listen to sound clip: Voice 3
Waveform view and spectral view of Voice 3
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And at 9:00 in the evening.
Recorded the 23rd of December, 2011
Click here to listen to sound clip: Voice 4
Waveform view and spectral view of Voice 4
For a couple of weeks a screamer was in the woods where I hunt. Once by the property owners once by myself and my hunting partner. Sounded like a women in peril, high pitched and loud. Scared the owner in her house and my partner out of the woods. The latter followed by knocks immediately after from a distance behind the screaming. I would like to talk about it if you have The time. Thanks, from northeast Ohio.
I have listened to alot of your sounds boy they freak me out they are cool as hell thanks
Mr. Courtney,
Recently, I have been communicating with David Reddick of the BFRO (TX) about some strange happenings in East Texas. Well last Saturday I went to a spot that the BFRO had visited in OCT. of this year. Basically, while communicating via text while observing this sight I heard 3 different knocks. The strange thing is the knocks were not wood to wood. More like a large thud possibly a large wet branch to rotten stump or large branch struck to the ground. Is this common? The knocks were single but pretty close together maybe 20 second apart.
Thanks for the info Tom.