Some audio clips from Ron Morehead & Alan Berry's "The Bigfoot Recordings" Volume 2.

[Tom S]

We are using these audio clips for educational purposes.

I have taken small clips from "The Bigfoot Sounds" that are very distinguishable spoken words. We would like all to be able to understand what is said, these audio clips help prove that the Forest Friends (Bigfoot) are sentient and feeling people. They are an interacting family in these audio clips. They are also trying so hard to communicate with Ron, Al, Warren and Bill.

This I think is the best audio recording to start with. A clip from Track 3

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Jan will give their words in written form below.

Now please understand because of the distance the recorder was set up, it is hard to distinguish what Nazari (Biggie/Male) and Wahump (Female) are saying back and forth to each other. But they are not shy with trying to communicate with their camping neighbors.

[Tom S]

I heard in this audio clip the men thought that it was Nazari (Biggie/The old man) playing with the toilet seat, boy they misjudged whom it was. This audio clip proves this.

Taken from Track 3

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[Tom S]

This audio clip was taken from Track 4

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[Tom S]

I sure would like to know what smelled so good.

This audio clip was taken from Track 1

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[Tom S]

I have been thinking for a while now, it would be great to have the words scroll by while the FFs were talking. It would be such an easier task to teach people how and when to listen.I am going to do some investigation into this, but I am not sure that this would be something that I myself could accomplish. If anyone has any ideas how to help me with this, please speak up or send me a private email. My gratitude would be a great long time friend.

Tom S.

[Tom S]

Originally Posted by Tom S

We are using these audio clips for educational purposes.

I have taken small clips from "The Bigfoot Sounds" that are very distinguishable spoken words. We would like all to be able to understand what is said, these audio clips help prove that the Forest Friends (Bigfoot) are sentient and feeling people. They are an interacting family in these audio clips. They are also trying so hard to communicate with Ron, Al, Warren and Bill.

This I think is the best audio recording to start with. A clip from Track 3



Jan will give their words in written form below.

Now please understand because of the distance the recorder was set up, it is hard to distinguish what Nazari (Biggie/Male) and Wahump (Female) are saying back and forth to each other. But they are not shy with trying to communicate with their camping neighbors.

Jan wants to apologize for not getting them up here sooner, but she has been very busy with other matters. I asked her if I could post them for her. I just love how this interaction went. If only Ron, Al and others could have understand how to listen, they would not be a Myth anymore. This is not the complete translation yet. More to come for the translations, she has been having a few puter problems.


Female: "Who", "Who", "Who", 'Who" are you, "Who, who, "


Male: "Ronock told them what a good boy I am though". And then they mubble something I can not make out tright here on this part of the recording.


Female: "Who are you all, Who are you all"
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Female: "Their so funny looking". and laughs with the male, "Who!" " Watch this". "Who are you all". After Ron answers back kind of in Chinese to them, she ask the male; "Why's he doing that?"


Male: "Oh because he put the paper down. Good one".


Female: "Who are you all?"


After Ron says: It sounds like their laughing at us. The male and female are mummbling something I can not hear well enough to understand.


Male "Oh Ronock told me what a good boy I am"
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Female: Lightly calls, "Who are you all". "Want good will?" "Want good will?" "Ya want ta?" "Nawk. Want Nawk? Nawk?"

Ron answers again trying to imitate what he hears, and She ask the male "What's he doing?"



Please notice that Nazari/The old Man/Biggie kinda knew what Ron's name was, Nazari just added a bit to it.



Tom S. posting for Jan

[Jan]

Originally Posted by Tom S

I heard in this audio clip the men thought that it was Nazari (Biggie/The old man) playing with the toilet seat, boy they misjudged whom it was. This audio clip proves this.



Taken from Track 3

In this one Wahump, the female has found the toilet seat fascinating and is banging the lid on it. Ron and someone else is talking in most of it. At the end is where you hear the adult male talking.

Nazari calls: "Wahump, Come on. Listen. Put it back.".

Now I don't know if Wahump the female made off with the new toilet seat or not , but Nazari thinks she has or is fixing to do so. So he tells her to Come on. He is probably out there watching for the men to come out and catch her in the act.
Sorry for not posting before now everyone, I have been experiencing computer problems. Tom had to reinstall some of my programs.
I do find this recording of such fun, I can just imagine Wahump out in the outhouse trying to find herself a good knocker that she doesn't always have to hit so hard to make a locater knock with. Then her hubby Nazari makes her leave her new found pretty flowered knocker and come on. Bet he got blessed out over that. Wahump is really the boss in the family, Nazari just thinks he is boss. She is quite the argumentative gal. Please notice Nazari calls her by her name right here.
Yours,
Jan

[Tom S]

We are not trying to promote sales for anyone, but for your own Full length narrated audio recordings, you may purchase here. These recordings are the most fantastic that Jan or I have heard. The FFs are speaking as plain English that they are able to. We really want to thank Ron, Al, Warren and all others that were involved at obtaining these fantastic recordings. These are at most, the best to teach others how to listen because of the length of audio recorded and the many years of obtaining with the struggle to get them.

My hat is off to you gentleman.

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[Jan]

Originally Posted by Tom S

This audio clip was taken from Track 4

Wahump the female makes four calls in a role of : "Who, Who, Who, Who."

Nazari says then: "Oh Ronock told em what a good boy I am."

Nazari has been told by Ron at least what a good boy he is and he is very proud of the fact that Ron thinks him to be a good boy. He brags the fact several times on the recordings throughout. He does make it a point to tell Wahump every chance he gets that Ron has called him a good boy and has told the other men he was a good boy.

Now I am going to say something right here for the record. I can and could use my own recordings of Fox and his family talking very much the same as the bigfoot do here in Ron Morehead's and Alan Berry's recordings. However, I could also get accused of faking the recordings if I did use my own. This is why I choose to use Ron and Alan's, because when these recordings were done all those years ago I was only a child. The same with my using any of Stan Courtney's recordings. They are not mine, and I can not be accused of faking them. Therefore, my use of these fine men's recordings for educational purposes, to teach others how to listen and understand the bigfoot when they talk, better suits my purpose and will get the researchers attention faster than any of my own would ever do. It also helps me, because it shows that I can indeed understand the bigfoot when they talk. It shows that bigfoot do talk and are intelligent, feeling humans of some type. And the most important thing is when I can help others to understand them a new awareness is born in this field of research. That being, we are not dealing with a ape that can not communicate with us vocally.
Yours,
Jan

[Jan]

Originally Posted by Tom S

I sure would like to know what smelled so good.

This audio clip was taken from Track 1

First let me start by saying that the bigfoot do not always pronounce their T's right and they will roll their R's and B's a lot of times and carry the O's to make a OOOing sound.



Wahump: singing this out. "I want some of that."

Nazari: " Who, Who, Who, Who'd really wanta? Good Will You Want? Good your here to Talk."

Yours,
Jan