Sasquatch flat howls troubleshooting / The canine problem

Canine vocalizations are a commom misidentification on the field regarding Sasquatch vocals. I this video we discuss this problem, and point out some of the most common mistakes regarding canine howl identification and how research and scientific literature could help us troubleshoot it. Bioacoustics research is proven to be an innovative way to study wildlife with minimal disturbance and have already given very interisting results in Sasquatch field research. We also discuss the importance of the Pyrennes long howl or singing howl and compare it with the singing howls recorded by the Olympic project team in Washington state.
Chris Spencer (Olympic Project team member). Unidentified howls (putative sasquatch) at the nest site.
• Suspicious "Singing"

[@daleprokopiuk9400]

I can listen to this guy all day! He’s very smart and intelligent! He knows his vocals. He’s not like Les Stroud, Todd standing and Steve Isdahl. Those guys are just a bunch of goofs and idiots trying to get as much likes and achieve more fan base on here! Besides all three of them, i think they like to hear their own voice! How sad! I really enjoyed hearing those vocals on Sasquatch on here! Besides, I’ve heard them before.

[@SasquatchSWEurope]

Thanks for the complement! I am glad you like it.