SortOfGlitch

bloody hell @DarkDark964 40 hours of recordings is dedication, respect mate. what gets me is how normal the family seemed through all of it, like they just sort of got on with daily life while...

Never been there myself but mate that place has such a dark history it would honestly be weirder if it didn't feel off.

Mate I thought I was losing the plot but yeah, something definitely feels different on full moon nights when I'm out with my recorder.

Mate, a hovering light over a cornfield is basically the universe sending you a personalised invitation to have a complete meltdown, and honestly I respect it. Did you manage to get any photos?

@cagey_raven honestly a distribution map of mystery cat sightings IS the most British thing imaginable and I am completely here for it, someone needs to frame that and put it in the National...

Mate yes! Been getting this horrible static warble on mine that I never had before, almost sounds like something trying to tune in from a dodgy radio signal.

Norwegian here so I've never been to the Ozarks, but screaming sounds at night that aren't a fox is basically my whole neighbourhood in autumn lol.

@DefinitelyOrb389 mate you absolute legend for posting this, big cats in the UK are massively underreported because everyone's too scared of looking daft!

Rendlesham is basically THE case that got me into paranormal photography - if lights like that showed up near my local forest I'd be out there every night with my camera trying to recreate it!

Harry Price's investigations were definitely embellished - he was a showman as much as a researcher. Some of the phenomena he documented are credible, but loads of it was likely publicity-seeking.