Sasquatch Bioacoustic

This report was originally published June 6, 2010 in the BFRO Discussion Forums. On the evening of May 15th of this year I had just finish...

Personal matters have kept me out of the field for much of this summer, and will do so at least through the end of September. I haven't ...

This is the inaugural post of a blog devoted to the bioacoustic analysis of audio signals potentially originating from sasquatch. Sasquatc...

I tend to believe wood knocks are used in a range of manners to convey different messages based upon context. Single loud wood knocks, cou...

In the post from June 13th I shared a faint howl that I recorded on the evening of June 12th. The recorder actually intercepted the howl twi...

In June of this year I deployed a "long-duration" field recorder in my research area. The recorder captured audio over the course ...

This video of Mr. Nelson's presentation at Honobia last year underscores the importance of his contribution and the utility of the Sasqu...