The 6 Ways That Bigfoots Talk To Each Other

Editor’s Note: This is a post by Bigfoot Evidence contributor Vicki W.

In this audio interview, Freeman Young (Treepeekers) explains his ideas and interpretations of the many ways a sasquatch communicates. He calls sasquatch communication holographic, having many layers and a variety of different methods. His accelerated breathing as he explains his theory indicates he is either out in the field or passionately believes what he is saying. Here is a list of communication methods he claims to have honed in on.

1. Stomping the ground: A bigfoot will take advantage of that big and heavy foot to send seismic shock waves which can be felt by others within 'stomping' range.

2. Clicks, pops, and whistles: Young believes they make sounds similar to whales or dolphins, but they are 'above' human hearing for the most part at frequencies we cannot detect.

3. Feeling Transmission: According to Young, bigfoots have a language and an ability to stop humans from hearing them when they notice humans are in the vicinity. He explains that although people cannot hear it, he has the ability to literally feel their communications.

4. Mimicking other animals: Young says he was lucky enough to have eavesdropped on four bigfoots speaking to each other simultaneously. Each individual mimicked another animal and one human sound--cat, canine, samurai chatter, and an "out of this worldly" monkey type sound. Best of all, he is able to replicate each one for us quite well. Talk about not being able to get a word in edgewise...don't ever have the big guys over for Thanksgiving dinner.

5. Scooby Doo and Shaggy laugh sound: Apparently, Bigfoot likes to watch cartoons now and then, or perhaps the creators of the Scooby Doo cartoon show were bigfoot witnesses, or at least 'ear' witnesses. Incredibly, they have a laughing sound similar to Shaggy and Scooby Doo. Jinkies! Someone bring Bigfoot a Scooby snack so he'll be quiet.

6. Eye Shine: Last but by far not the least, those reports about eye shine and glowing eyes that many people claim to have seen is another way a bigfoot communicates over long distances. He calls this inner illumination. No one understands how this is done, not even physics experts according to Young, however he was able to spot this ability and name it. He says that a sasquatch has colors and patterns beaming from their eyes that "flash, flash, flash, flash" to one another and can be switched on or off. This is what people are seeing when they mention red glowing eyes from the creature.

This is great news. Bigfoot researchers are getting so close. All they have to do is figure out how to transmit the words 'hello', 'friend,' or even, 'would you like some pancakes?" in flashy rainbow color beam language. And finally, we could ask the question we have been struggling with for 45 years---"That Patty chick out at Bluff Creek in 1967 was one of you, right?