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So Jonathan, Sarah, we've got some audio clips to play.

Tell us what we're going to hear and you set it up.

So this audio clip is actually Jonathan's favorite audio clip that we've captured.

And this was in April.

I should start by talking about seasons because this, I feel like a lot of researchers report the same thing,

that there's something seasonal with Sasquatch encounters and stuff.

And it seems like you have more in the spring and fall possibly coinciding with fish runs.

So a lot of our evidence is in the spring or fall.

Most of it is.

And I have, I've captured them year round on audio.

You know, I've done audio for years and years.

And I can assure you those, there's no pattern or a lot of people claim that there's a pattern or cycle that they show up every eight days or whatever, but I found

absolutely no pattern with them. They just show up whenever they want to and stay as long as they

want to. Sometimes we'll hear them for a few days and then they'll be gone for, you know, a few weeks

or even a month or whatever that may be. But again, April, May, and then September, October, November are our hottest months.

So this audio clip was captured in April, and it was just before dark.

Jonathan, my brother-in-law, and I were all outside, and we could hear a Sasquatch.

It sounded like it was roaring and yelling at something from anywhere from a quarter mile away to a half mile away.

And at the time, I had an old Samsung Galaxy phone, and I hit record and at the time I had an old Samsung Galaxy phone and I hit record and captured the tail end of it.

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