@Bill for real, they sound like a woman screaming bloody murder being brutally stabbed to death lol scared the shit out of me when I was sleeping in a lean to one night.
There are numerous bobcats in Durango, Ia. It's right on the Mississippi river, way up on a tall bed of forest & rocks. My sis lived clear up on the bluff, just north of Dubuque. She warned me about the bobcats & when I heard it the first time, I was ready to get in my truck and drive home. It's a horrible, bloodcurdling noise. I stayed for two weeks & every night became Screech central. The bluff is beautiful, but I am not going back.
@@BarbiesWorld62 bobcats aren't bigger and more dangerous for people than domesticated cats. OMG, I just recognized that you said about the mountain lion and not the bobcat, okay. Small fix there is more kinds of bobcats, their subspecies have between 20 to 75 pounds (average weight).
Around 1979, my parents and 6-year-old twin sister arrived home late at night in southern Indiana. We lived way out in the country and there was no light (not even a porch light). My dad went to pull his house keys out of his pocket and proceeded to examine the set to pick out the house key. At that point, we were relying on night vision so this took several seconds. It was at this moment I heard that scream. My dad dropped the keys on the ground in a panic and the family cowered in fear bending down to search for the keys for what seemed like an eternity. While it sounded like a screaming woman, the sheer volume made us realize this was a mountain lion. I remember that like it was yesterday. It took me a week before I went out into that woods again - but there was no sign anything had been back there. That was probably the most scared I had ever been in my life.
The bible literally says the forest is filled with evil. What else were they supposed to think? They weren't exactly the most logical of people to begin with.
Less than a percent of a percent of the entire world gets to hear this. He just sits there like he’s heard it 100 times and it’s not a big deal. It’s an amazingly rare sound!
We're spooked when we realise how close to a voice animals screams actually are. When we can almost hear a distorted human voice behind it, we're into uncanny valley
We are animals. We are simply more civilized. We don't hunt our food, we farm it to produce mass production and take advantage of the mentality we have...
Yeah it is uncanny. It sounds human, but at the same time the harmonics are all different and it sounds more metallic if that makes sense. Creepy... Oh and also because it sounds like a screaming woman, that's creepy too haha..
I’ve heard something very similar to this a couple times alone in the mountains in the pitch dark. It was so dark once I couldn’t see my hand in front of my face. You don’t wake up slowly when that happens, you go from 0 to 100 in 3 seconds. Heart thumping stuff. The good news is they never bothered me. They quit talking after a few minutes and when I woke up in the morning all of my pieces and parts were still attached.
Growing up near a lot of farms, hearing this as the sun goes down as I worked on the field made the hair on the back of my neck rise higher than it has ever been before. No other sound has scared me as much as the cry from a mountain lion. But I am so damn lucky to have been able to hear it with my own two ears. Such a cool animal, if not also one of the scariest things out there.
@@brownleatherboot277 It is indeed courtship, that's what a horny cougar sounds like. They scream like that because they tend to live far apart in their own territories and the scream tells their neighbors that they are in season and looking for a mate.
And then think about the other, now-extinct North American big cats like Smilodon and American Lion tens of thousands of years ago that the first people would have encountered and how terrifying that must have been to hear. Incredible to think about.
If I heard that in the woods at night and my friend told me "don't worry, that's just a mountain lion" I don't know if I should feel relieved or even more terrified. "Oh thank god, that sounded really scary for a second the- wait, A LION!?"
Imagine being a male mountain lion just roaming around, and in the distance you hear this horrifying shit, and you're just like "oh hell yea, sound like a bad bitch"
Wife: Oh honey you’re back from your camping trip early. Husband: Forest is haunted. Wife: What? Husband:*loading glock and getting in truck* Forest is haunted.
lmao this little scene here was playing out in my head as i was reading it. funny. the man is too disturbed to say anything more than "forest is haunted"
There are hunters out there claiming to track these screams. The thing that makes me wonder the most is that they usually can't locate any source. Not even a mountain lion...
@@RenegadeShepTheSpacer Are You Scared To Find out About "Skin Walker's" ? I'M Native American "Skin Walker's" Are REAL , . . So Out of Curiosity ARE You Now Gonna say That "Ghost's" Arent Real, ? LOL I've seen An Actual Apperition of a Ghost in my Own House 2 Year's Ago. And So did 2 of my Other Sibling's The Exact Same Ghost Mind You, I Hope To Someday Capture Him On Film The Ghost And I , "We Made Eye contact with Each other And Could See Each other For a Brief Moment in Time " He Walked Right Passed Me, He Went Up 3 Stairs And Disappeared from Me. I Couldn't Believe What I Just Saw that Day,
Heard this once while camping at night. I was about half a mile away from my vehicle. The glow from the fire made it scary because i could only see about 15 feet into the woods. Even my husky was scared. It was tough falling asleep after that !
I appreciate mountain lions and when you hear something like this in the wild, it is both awesomely frightening and unforgettable. I took a break from school to work at a remote summer camp that had a domesticated female lion in captivity as part of their science program. One of my most enjoyable duties each day was to set out of fresh food and water and clean out her large outdoor enclosures. Also each evening I would either hike or ride an atv up to her area of the property and prepare her food for the next day. One winter evening when I arrived alone at the nature center, now in pitch black darkness, I turned off my atv motor and lights and immediately felt goosebumps and the hair on my skin standing up. I froze on the edge of my seat and the very next instant the pitch black darkness exploded with the electrifying loud wailings and screams of a mountain lion. I immediately powered on and scrambled out of there, returning at daybreak to finish caring for her and to check the perimeter for tracks. I figured it was a wild boyfriend who had come around to pay her a nocturnal visit. This remains for me an unforgettable experience that I value highly and that helped age me prematurely.
hell yeah man, I went on a 5 week hike on the Appalachian Trail with my gf, around week 2 we were up in the northern part of Virginia. after hearing the cougar scream we went back to my car while we were doing just that every 5 minutes or so I would turn around and see a pair of eyes watching us every move we made. these shits could of slaughtered us at any moment.
Randycandy years ago my cousin and I decided to walk to a gas station, he lives in the mountains and the gas station is 7 miles away. Well we decided to walk in the middle of the night. And we heard this exact same noise off in the distance. Of course we heard it half way through our journey. One of the hard decisions of my life, turn around and run back home toward the noise. Or run to the gas station and call for a ride lol. Another interesting thing is a few weeks later we decided to walk again. Well about a mile down the road there is 4 old grave stones dating back to the 1700's well I swear we heard someone screaming help. Rumor has it that native Americans came through and slaughtered the folks that lived there. Needless to say we both have our licenses now so we don't walk anymore.
My friend Brian lived up in the Angeles National Forest in So Cal. I took my young daughter hiking to the first camp before Mt. Wilson. My friend met me after dark. We sat around talking, while my daughter slept. We were trying to enjoy the nice evening in the forest. Some Boy Scouts had arrived after my daughter and I, and set up camp. They were really loud, kind of messing up the peacefulness, even after 9pm. Brian said, "check this out" He then let out a blood curdling scream, followed by a couple more. The campground fell eerily silent. Peace at last. It was really similar to that lion scream. Brian had it down. Good memory.
If I heard this while camping and someone said to me "that's the sound of lions" I would feel really relieved which is pretty ironic if you think about it.
@@sadiaaa1373 Yes, humans can run 'further' than many animals, but that's not the same thing as being able to escape from a creature that is basically a killing machine.
While working cleaning ditches on our family farm back in the '60's just before dark my Dad and I heard a wildcat screaming like this. Our bottom land fields tied into a big slough coming off the Green River. I wanted to get the heck out of there but Dad waited for more screams! He lit a cigarette and waved his Zippo around, telling me it won't come any closer seeing the flame and smelling the tobacco, which means 'men are nearby'.
My sis and I were strolling through the back roads of Mississippi when we heard this and she said, It's time to get home NOW. I didn't know any better and I thought a woman was in trouble and thought we should help her, but I was just a kid and did what my big sis told me too. Once we got home she told me what it was. I lived there for two more years and that scream was a weekly thing around our home.
@@derekbates4316 There are also stands of Ivory Bill Woodpeckers. Mankind is not smarter than wildlife. And by Lions, I mean Panthers or Mountain Lions.
Chris K They weren't scared at all believe me what a dump. I would of not moved and pea pants and how am I going home to live another day u see people laugh it's not funny seeing one let alone hearing people are basically killed out in the woods and people laugh thinks it's funny .
@@garrettjohnston5153 No one was killed in this video. People laugh at stuff everyday that is potentially deadly. I couldn't understand the rest of what you were trying to say because of your English
This brings back memories. We were camping with my family in Yosemite. My young daughter started to vomit in the middle of the night. My wife asked me to go back to the car from our campsite (About 1/4 mile ) to get some ginger ale and meds to calm her stomach. As I walked through the campsite to the car and back all I could hear were growling black bears,very very close. Luckily afterwards I also had and took some anti diarrhea meds that I desperately needed.
Gavin I saw it on tiktok, he got a carcrash and this is what we can hear. I was thinkingabout a women who is killed or something else HAHA. sorry for bad english
I actually think that is why it scares us. Instinct is telling us “bro, I don’t care what that scream sounds like to you, there a fouler things than orcs in the deep woods”
Speak for yourself. Fear causes you to make mistakes. When I hear this noise, I am overtaken by extreme calm. Everything seems to slow down and I notice the smallest details.
Shot a buck one night and when I was dragging him out it was like 2 hours after sun down I heard some purring behind me. Very loudly and I got the most eerie feeling. I have been hunting all my life and been in the woods many times after dark with and without a firearm and I've never been spooked like this. I waa bowhunting that day and was afraid to carry my pistol even on my own land since I didn't have my carry permit yet and just didn't want any bullshit from game wardens etc. I heard the noise and knew it was way too loud to be a bob cat. When I would start to move I can faintly hear something behind me moving and when is stop and turn around it would stop. I knew then it was stalking me. I left the buck right there and put my bow in the sling on my bag took one arrow with a broadhead on in one hand and my Gerber knife in the other and walked slowly and confidently out while talking to myself loudly. Right before I crossed the fence back into my property from the WMA I was on I used my headlamp one last time to try and see it. At that point I saw the eyes about 100 yards away and as soon as I shined my light on it it crouched back down into some thickets and I was like omg... I walked damn near backwards the rest of the way until I got to my truck. I went back the next morning with my mini .30 and my dad went with me. We found the paw pad prints and the weirdest thing was the buck had not even been touched... the cougar was hunting my ass lol.. I carry a pistol now even when I rifle hunt but especially during bow and blackpowder seasons. If that ever happens again I will cling a tree an wait while I call someone or fire some shots and hopefully spook it off. I know they are amazing climbers but if I was in a tree with my pistol and one decided to climb up after me it would be an easy defensive position to fire from..
Your Average Joe 2 no that's the weirdest part the deer wasn't even touched. He or she was after me and I guess by the time I left it either started tracking something else and forgot about the deer or maybe it only wanted something live in not sure.
Carguy 2204 maybe just may be when it saw your headlamp it assumed you were Rambo and when you disappeared it assumed you were hunting it and left the buck as bait
Stephen Miller lmao I know attacks are rare but if your out at night and you know ones around and your not armed with a gun it scares the shit out of you or at least it did me...
Well, I dunno. How about a moonless, starless night, after just realizing you forgot your flashlight; you're trying to get back to your truck about a mile away in extremely mountainous country with no cell signal and also your phone battery died about a half hour ago; you can't even see any game trails for all the darkness; you're in thick scrub oak that you have to noisily trip and break a trail through while limping on a knee that hurts like hell because, as it turns out, you have a torn meniscus. The good news is that you're carrying a rifle. The final bad news is that it's a bolt action and the screams you're hearing behind you are from not one but two cougars.
@@revenant9277 Do you think animals are stxpid? These bears got 70x stronger smell sense than a K9 dog.. They know it's mountain lion without even using their ears..
@@Taliban.The.Hyperpower I'm sure you've heard that even a dog can keep a bear that's 10x bigger from attacking it's injured owner just by posturing & growling. That's because in the animal world the growling & other vocalizations are to posture to other predators specifically to make them think twice ... I've heard stories of dogs keeping mountain lions from attacking as well just by turning & looking in the direction of where they know the lion is coming from. Animals know how to communicate with each other. It's us humans that don't know what we're doing most of the time. And the people who think they know it all are the ones that inevitably wind up becoming lunch for some predator they thought they knew how to avoid because they got cocky. OP is probably right that a bear, hearing this scream would probably choose to avoid the confrontation.
What concern is that of hers? As long as you pay your half of the bills, it's not her business. If you are the ONLY one paying the bills, it's even less her business.
@@stylin60es Putting someone to the trouble of having to return and/or exchange something is not my idea of showing them a good time. I've seen spontaneous people, as well as the chaos they create, and I must say I am little interested on taking a ride on the emotional roller-coaster they always seem to be on.
@@jango7889 exactly, imagine tough if he was in the middle of the forest, tree everywhere, not that clear field his in knowing for sure that behind him is clear.
Was trail riding down a narrow, boggy, twisty trail at dusk when one of these screamed at us from up in a tree.. all the horses spun on a dime and it was a wild ride out of there! I'll never forget how scary but also absolutely thrilling it was.
My father at age of 15 in 1934 was walking home from playing school basketball game in rural West TN. A cat of some kind followed him 6 miles home screaming like that. He said he was so scared, he was afraid to stop, so ran all the way carrying a kerosene latern. He was never sure if it was loin or large bobcat.
@@JuanDaDonRealTV my dad was born in 64, and im 32. he had me at like 28 if his dad was born in 1919 thats a 45 year difference, if he had him at 28 as well then op would be 77. not impossible.
@@DarthZ01 wtf are you even saying I never said nothing was impossible just trying to figure how old he is cause his dad is really old he could be either old or young why I said how old are you did you see that part??
Mountain lions are terrifying because very, veyry rarely will you ever see one before it sees you. And when it sees you, you're about to get treated the way a barn cat treats a mouse
@@blerpaderpmerp7468 ....Can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic. Mountain lions are not docile my friend lol. They are more terrifying than a bear because they silently stalk you, and aren't usually scared away by erratic behaviour of waving your arms or yelling loudly, like a bear might be. Cats of all kinds are some of the most ruthless hunters, even little domestic cats are violent hunters... big cats are that x10
Wait what?! I thought at least Jaguars were cool??? And there's a video of someone who scared away a cougar by just yelling "HEY HEY HEY STOP" at it and banging something that sounded like sticks????
@@blerpaderpmerp7468 - and jaguars are pretty docile, too. The only time you have to worry about mountain lions or jaguars is when they're out hunting. And you're running. That's a prey trigger. And, unless you piss one off, you are not _usually_ their prey.
"Here it is, honey. Just like I told you. The wilderness of the New World. Untamed, undeveloped, just waiting to be explored and marveled at!" *Mountain lion screams* "Too bad we can't stay, though."
this vocalization is called "caterwauling"; it's either used as male-male dissuasion call (clearly not the case here, because it would almost immediately escalate into a full fight, also quite noisy, but chaotic) or female-male mating call (most likely here, monotonous repetition: almost certainly a female in estrus, attracting males)
Mating and fighting have two cat "voices". This was one cat and likely a female. Young males sometimes sound like this and they are the ones most likely to attack humans.
That roaring you’re hearing is from a FoxPro game call. I’ve used them for years when hunting and that cougar call is unmistakable. All you dumbasses over here falling for this thinking that’s a real cat going nuts in the woods.
Well duh their playing it through giant ass speakers, thats not "Live" female cougar its a recording to attract male cougars. isnt pooching cougars illegal? It should be
FACT I grew up in the woods and I have been in the woods all of my life and I own a ranch and basically nothing scares me. But that sound gives me the chills. If I can see the cat it does not bother me but there is something chilling about that noise.
You know those goats that freeze stiff and fall over like a log when spooked? This is the sound that could make me do that if I were alone in the woods and I heard that.
As a child living on a ranch in Eastern Montana, we used to sleep outside in the lawn in the summer. Heard that several times......keeps you awake for a bit.😳
I know! We live on an acreage maybe a mile from town and we don't usually have mountain lions, so when my dad heard this sound off the front porch, he was debating grabbing the rifle and calling the police. He kept calling out, "Where are you?" hoping he'd be able to clarify where the 'woman' was. The next day, the local news mentioned cougar sitings in our area. Dad was definitely relieved he never had the guts to go looking for 'her'!
DjRjSolarStar I was fishing at night with my dad and we heard this and man we sprinted toward the truck leaving our fishing equipment behind and right as I heard it I literally crapped my pants.
Bro if I was camping and heard this shit in the middle of the night I would legit think there’s some sort of demon worshipping witches having a gathering.
First time I ever heard that I was about 11. My mom moved me and my brother from Texas too Montana. 1 day me and my brother left my uncles house to walk about a mile home and half way there we heard THAT SOUND! we were a half mile from home. Made it home I swear in under 10 minutes and we were crying our eyes out. As a kid or adult I never want to hear that sound again as long as I live.
I can see why people back then believed in ghosts. it doesn't even sound like a lion. if I was in the woods late at night, or camping and I heard that, I would run for my life!
Bruh if alien pulled up on me I'd be like BLAHTT BLAHHTT BLAAHTT BLAAHTT bussin at them niggas in their flyin ass saucepan then I'd be like ayye bishhh ass niggas where the fuck u think u going? Then I'd grappling hook up on their saucepan and let off a couple more rounds into their nasty ass fat fuckin head
In all honesty, the sound of a cougar's scream is completely scary regardless of the time of day or night in the woods as the scream along is enough to send shivers down anyone's spine.
I have loved the woods my whole life. I come from a family of hunters and born naturalists and have always been quite comfortable amongst animals, even bears. I have never heard a mountain lion scream in the wild. They don't live around me anymore but my God, if I heard that, I would have chills!
I was out for a smoke one night by a skatepark near my house (there's a wooded area right by it) and it was like 4AM and I heard this fucking sound. I have never ran so fast in my life.
THAT'S NO COUGAR! Definitely a Squatch! A full grown male! Just shy of 8' tall, 850-900 lbs. 45 to 50 years old. Reddish brown hair, patches of gray around the face. Scar on its left cheek. Walks with a limp. Married, two kids... Yeah! That's Right! I'm a freaking Squatch expert! I can tell all that just from hearing it's scream!
Puma's have a tactic that uses their scream to drive deer in front of them to run straight at them and not know it. This tactic is scrapping a shallow hole in the soil and then lowering their mug into the shallow hole and screaming loudly. The deer think the puma is right behind them and flee, but they are running straight towards the puma and certain death. My brother Josh raised a puma from a kitten and watched him practice this tactic up in Big Bear in California in the 1960's.
It gives me literal goosebumps even as I can sit here and calmly listen to it. My husband and I were camping once, walking in the woods, and without visual or conscious reason, the hair on both our arms and backs and necks went up. We "knew" it was a mountain lion. So we hightailed it back to camp and made ourselves a nice big bonfire.
It’s hard for me to image this but the people of Gettysburg Pennsylvania used to hear this sound all the way back in the late 1940s and if anyone Is wondering where I got the info regarding mountain lions in Gettysburg I got the info from one of my paternal grandmother’s cousin who was growing up in Gettysburg Pennsylvania in the late nineties 1940s.
there was a group of grown men in the wooded area near my house once while I was walking my dog, so I made this exact scream, and I don’t think I have EVER seen 5 men run so fast
Imagine hearing that lovely sound while camping at night
It's tree climbing time!
I'd shit the crap outta my pants
I think I have, or something very close to that. Not particularly fun I might add.
@@ARJUN76543 I think a mountain lion can climb a tree
@Bill for real, they sound like a woman screaming bloody murder being brutally stabbed to death lol scared the shit out of me when I was sleeping in a lean to one night.
My granpa always told us "If you hear a woman screaming in the woods, go the other direction. It's not a woman. That is a mountain lion."
There are numerous bobcats in Durango, Ia. It's right on the Mississippi river, way up on a tall bed of forest & rocks. My sis lived clear up on the bluff, just north of Dubuque. She warned me about the bobcats & when I heard it the first time, I was ready to get in my truck and drive home. It's a horrible, bloodcurdling noise. I stayed for two weeks & every night became Screech central. The bluff is beautiful, but I am not going back.
Sounds like the beginning of a horror movie plot, “The Woman in the Woods” 😰😬😬
@@BarbiesWorld62 bobcats aren't bigger and more dangerous for people than domesticated cats. OMG, I just recognized that you said about the mountain lion and not the bobcat, okay. Small fix there is more kinds of bobcats, their subspecies have between 20 to 75 pounds (average weight).
That literally happened to me and my girlfriend sounded like a witch or something and we ended our hike at that point lol.
Jesus that's sound fuckin' creepy man
Should probably find a different hunting spot. Every deer within 20 miles likely took off at mach 3 after hearing that.
How do you know he’s not hunting the mountain lion
@@ellllllo77 He doesn't have a big enough gun. I'd go with at least an AC-130. Put us on even ground, ya know
@@jeremy9678 "even ground" 😂😂😂
That’s a call he has set up. Pretty sure it’s a FoxBox...
I'd go with a Kornet anti tank missile
Around 1979, my parents and 6-year-old twin sister arrived home late at night in southern Indiana. We lived way out in the country and there was no light (not even a porch light). My dad went to pull his house keys out of his pocket and proceeded to examine the set to pick out the house key. At that point, we were relying on night vision so this took several seconds. It was at this moment I heard that scream.
My dad dropped the keys on the ground in a panic and the family cowered in fear bending down to search for the keys for what seemed like an eternity. While it sounded like a screaming woman, the sheer volume made us realize this was a mountain lion. I remember that like it was yesterday. It took me a week before I went out into that woods again - but there was no sign anything had been back there.
That was probably the most scared I had ever been in my life.
Sure 👍🏼
That sounds absolutely terrifying
They've been exterminated now.
@@garryferrington811what are you talking about bro
What part of southern Indiana?
2019: terrifying cougar scream!
1819: FOREST'S HAUNTED BY A WITCH
The bible literally says the forest is filled with evil. What else were they supposed to think? They weren't exactly the most logical of people to begin with.
@@Alizudo I am going to need an exact source on that myself.
@@bgstainyourthecoolestyoutu2127
I don't believe in the bible at all. But the colonists loved that shit.
Unknown name the Bible never says the forest is evil but ok man
@@Alizudo where the fuck does the bible say that? forests aren't even mentioned in the bible, Israel is in the middle east there are no forests there
"YOU HAVE STARTLED THE WITCH"
L4D.... Fuckin crybaby witch
Shyt I would be so mad when a teammate would purposely find the wifch
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That's what i exactly thought when i heard the scream 😂
No wonder there used to be folklore about monsters in the wilderness
@Lord Bolton right? So true because everybody knows Native Americans didn't sit around fires talking about mythical creatures at all 😂😂😂
Even a red fox has quite a yell. I hear them at my house, sounds like a woman yelling.
@@SwiftJester3412 And Kokopelli!
@Lord Bolton You're a literal moron xDD
There *are* monsters in the wilderness. Not people thinking there are because they hear a weird noise.
Less than a percent of a percent of the entire world gets to hear this. He just sits there like he’s heard it 100 times and it’s not a big deal. It’s an amazingly rare sound!
I have that exact call sequence on my foxpro electric call. That's a foxpro.
@@OldSoulOutdoors Actally had to look up what the heck a foxpro was. Well now my balloon is quite deflated. Thanks for the info though.
That's what bein a hunter does for ya. I hear and see all kinds of weird things out there when I hunt.
i hear it every night with your mom
this a-hole man is there to kill innocent animals. he ain't hear it 100 times because he is deaf and dumb like your elders.
Me: Sleeping in my tent having a good night
A mountain Lion: I'm about to end this mans whole camping trip
Your comment just made my day
That's Satan buddy not a mountain lion.
Sleep in your truck, that's what I do. I ain't having shit fuck with me while I sleep, oh hell no.
how come these types of shitty comments that are ALL OVER the place are considered funny? this just boggles the mind.
Mountain lion:*inhales sharply* AGAHAGGAHAHAGAHHAAGAGAHAHAGAHHAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAG
We're spooked when we realise how close to a voice animals screams actually are. When we can almost hear a distorted human voice behind it, we're into uncanny valley
We are animals. We are simply more civilized. We don't hunt our food, we farm it to produce mass production and take advantage of the mentality we have...
Yeah it is uncanny. It sounds human, but at the same time the harmonics are all different and it sounds more metallic if that makes sense. Creepy... Oh and also because it sounds like a screaming woman, that's creepy too haha..
@@rodrigogomez5035 who said we don’t hunt? 😂 humans still hunt
@@XoXoG probably gonna get banned eventually just because. I'd probably still hunt/poach animals for food if that happen though🤫
@@rodrigogomez5035 HAHAHAA RIGHT
I can only imagine what was going through early settlers minds hearing that lol
"Alright I'm going back to England"
"Is gold really worth it?"
“Back on the ships! I’ll take my chances on the sea!”
"Thou shalt not pass the forest " 😂😂😂
@@clogiz or France those are the 2 settlers from Europe
I’ve heard something very similar to this a couple times alone in the mountains in the pitch dark. It was so dark once I couldn’t see my hand in front of my face. You don’t wake up slowly when that happens, you go from 0 to 100 in 3 seconds. Heart thumping stuff. The good news is they never bothered me. They quit talking after a few minutes and when I woke up in the morning all of my pieces and parts were still attached.
How do you know how many times he’s said it.
excuse me id like to interview you about the debilitating condition knows as enourmous balls
Growing up near a lot of farms, hearing this as the sun goes down as I worked on the field made the hair on the back of my neck rise higher than it has ever been before.
No other sound has scared me as much as the cry from a mountain lion. But I am so damn lucky to have been able to hear it with my own two ears. Such a cool animal, if not also one of the scariest things out there.
I would never
Do you have any idea why it would make that continuous scream? Is it courtship or what?
My grandfather told us he bumped into one as he was walking on the road beside his farm, one time.
They looked at each other then parted ways.
@@matthewmosier8439 he probably was a big dude did not wanna fight
@@brownleatherboot277 It is indeed courtship, that's what a horny cougar sounds like. They scream like that because they tend to live far apart in their own territories and the scream tells their neighbors that they are in season and looking for a mate.
Not sure if mountain lion or Black Metal vocalist.
Irishman 313 LOL you just made my day
This was the last video I expected to see a black metal comment on. Fucking love it. 🤘🏻
LMAO IKR
I like it
Needs more shitty sounding guitar riffing and blast beats
Sounds like my cat while giving him a bath.
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Why do I see you everywhere lol
Yo i saw u before
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lin cuz we are everywhere
Heard it in 1968 while camping/fishing with my dad in eastern ky . I was 13 . Makes your skin crawl .
Imagine the people thousands of years ago hearing that in the night. Sounds like a fucking demon banshee
Dan M Pffft, those people would probably make noises too😂😂 OHOHOHOH AHAHAHAAH😂😂
Those people would go after it to eat it
And then think about the other, now-extinct North American big cats like Smilodon and American Lion tens of thousands of years ago that the first people would have encountered and how terrifying that must have been to hear. Incredible to think about.
TheDubVee also jaguars
Oh man that comment made me laugh 😂
If I heard that in the woods at night and my friend told me "don't worry, that's just a mountain lion" I don't know if I should feel relieved or even more terrified.
"Oh thank god, that sounded really scary for a second the- wait, A LION!?"
It's not actually a lion
It's a cougar, contrary to common belief
Puma, cougar, panther, mountain lion. All for names are the same animal. Not a lot of people know that
@@duckduckduckduck8932 its actually a kitten
Ivan Garcia They aren’t panthers either
Nate Fontana yes they are
Knowing it’s just a mountain lion doesn’t make it any less chilling to hear, omg ._.
if you're alone at night and you hear that in a forest , i'd rather it was a ghost honestly
"just a mountain lion"
Your mountain lions are bigger than our Indian leopards...Oh never mind we have tigers.
Makes it even worse for me
@@madhavilanka7787 cougars aren't bigger than leopards
Imagine being a male mountain lion just roaming around, and in the distance you hear this horrifying shit, and you're just like "oh hell yea, sound like a bad bitch"
Hahahahahah
Comment of the year right here
holy hell, thank you lol
Lmao wow 💀
😂😂😂😂
More like,"hey Clarence, the wifes looking for you"!
Wife: Oh honey you’re back from your camping trip early.
Husband: Forest is haunted.
Wife: What?
Husband:*loading glock and getting in truck* Forest is haunted.
lmao this little scene here was playing out in my head as i was reading it. funny. the man is too disturbed to say anything more than "forest is haunted"
Travis Wilkins fr. I read it like this “Forest... *opens truck door* is... *steps on gas before closes door* haunted”
A glock won't put a dent into a mountain lion mate.
Only a glock?
This comment is the best lol
Imagine chilling around the campfire at night then you hear that...
Crazy scary!
🤣🤣🤣
Man I'd be ready to go lol
Next stop TOP OF A TREE😂😂
Keith Schultz Packing my shit and I’m out.!
And that's why people in the past thought ghosts lived in the forest.
That, and all the actual ghosts.
And the skinwalkers.
samuelmagic22 THATS CORPSE HUSBAND'S CREEPYPASTA HAHAHA
There are hunters out there claiming to track these screams. The thing that makes me wonder the most is that they usually can't locate any source. Not even a mountain lion...
Metal Lizerd hahahaha thats what i was thinking
of coarse they can't find the Lions. they find you first, silent Apex predators
Mountain lions must prefer the taste of heroic men. Hiding in the woods and screaming like a woman in pain to lure your food in is just diabolical.
Its a loud mating call since mountain lion territories are far apart
Check out the Hozier song "In the Woods Somewhere". It is about this very subject. 😈😼
It's not trying to lure in humans. It's calling a male puma
No wonder people tell stories about ghosts and skin walkers in the woods.
HEY , SKIN WALKERS ARE REAL ! TH-cam It look it up
@@shawnafsworld7431 No.
@@RenegadeShepTheSpacer Are You Scared To Find out About "Skin Walker's" ? I'M Native American "Skin Walker's" Are REAL , . . So Out of Curiosity ARE You Now Gonna say That "Ghost's" Arent Real, ? LOL I've seen An Actual Apperition of a Ghost in my Own House 2 Year's Ago. And So did 2 of my Other Sibling's The Exact Same Ghost Mind You, I Hope To Someday Capture Him On Film The Ghost And I , "We Made Eye contact with Each other And Could See Each other For a Brief Moment in Time " He Walked Right Passed Me, He Went Up 3 Stairs And Disappeared from Me. I Couldn't Believe What I Just Saw that Day,
Shawna Fletcher's Autistic World Ah, if only you had any conclusive evidence at all.
If y'all really wanna find out go the Navajo reservation ask around and camp there for a while. It's not just a spooky tale natives tell.
When you bang your toe against the table leg
When you*
toothless toe calm down
Yeah brah chill
I laughed way too hard at this 😂
Yea, I just did that this morning. This was exactly me
I think it trampled on a Lego
Seriously, that made me laugh!
Agreed
Lilly VonShtup I needed that laugh, thanks
It was yelling "Who the fuck left this here?!" in mountain lion.
Unoriginal.
Heard this once while camping at night. I was about half a mile away from my vehicle. The glow from the fire made it scary because i could only see about 15 feet into the woods. Even my husky was scared. It was tough falling asleep after that !
If a cat wants to hurt you, you won't see or hear it until it's too late
@alanabear2736 haha agreed.
That's a sasquatch trying on shoes.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA
😂😂
Made my day 😂😂😂
Mint
Mountain Lion call - the cure for constipation.
I wish :(
Make you shit your soul out of your asshole .
😂😂😂
😁😁
*best comment*
Sounds like Mr. Bigfoot and Ms. Bigfoot are having a babyfoot
lol
More like Mr Bigdick
@@attackofthejackolanterns8765 LOL I DIED
Lol 😂
😂
I appreciate mountain lions and when you hear something like this in the wild, it is both awesomely frightening and unforgettable. I took a break from school to work at a remote summer camp that had a domesticated female lion in captivity as part of their science program. One of my most enjoyable duties each day was to set out of fresh food and water and clean out her large outdoor enclosures. Also each evening I would either hike or ride an atv up to her area of the property and prepare her food for the next day. One winter evening when I arrived alone at the nature center, now in pitch black darkness, I turned off my atv motor and lights and immediately felt goosebumps and the hair on my skin standing up. I froze on the edge of my seat and the very next instant the pitch black darkness exploded with the electrifying loud wailings and screams of a mountain lion. I immediately powered on and scrambled out of there, returning at daybreak to finish caring for her and to check the perimeter for tracks. I figured it was a wild boyfriend who had come around to pay her a nocturnal visit. This remains for me an unforgettable experience that I value highly and that helped age me prematurely.
Heard one not far from us while fishing at the river last night, scariest walk back through the woods to the car ever...
Oh it was there watching you the whole way back to your car you can guarantee that.
GODOFWAR11011 Scary to think about...
hell yeah man, I went on a 5 week hike on the Appalachian Trail with my gf, around week 2 we were up in the northern part of Virginia. after hearing the cougar scream we went back to my car while we were doing just that every 5 minutes or so I would turn around and see a pair of eyes watching us every move we made. these shits could of slaughtered us at any moment.
GODOFWAR11011 Yeah they are very elusive, I still haven't ever seen one but we find tracks all the time and heard that scream that night.
Randycandy years ago my cousin and I decided to walk to a gas station, he lives in the mountains and the gas station is 7 miles away. Well we decided to walk in the middle of the night. And we heard this exact same noise off in the distance. Of course we heard it half way through our journey. One of the hard decisions of my life, turn around and run back home toward the noise. Or run to the gas station and call for a ride lol. Another interesting thing is a few weeks later we decided to walk again. Well about a mile down the road there is 4 old grave stones dating back to the 1700's well I swear we heard someone screaming help. Rumor has it that native Americans came through and slaughtered the folks that lived there. Needless to say we both have our licenses now so we don't walk anymore.
Ok boys..hunts over..it's getting late..but its only noon..like I said it's getting late 😦
🤣I would be just like that
In mountain lion, she's saying "WE CAN DO THIS THE EASY WAY OR THE HARD WAY!"
I laughed so hard at this comment.
fastdraw30 SERIOUSLY hahahha
XDD
My friend Brian lived up in the Angeles National Forest in So Cal. I took my young daughter hiking to the first camp before Mt. Wilson. My friend met me after dark. We sat around talking, while my daughter slept. We were trying to enjoy the nice evening in the forest. Some Boy Scouts had arrived after my daughter and I, and set up camp. They were really loud, kind of messing up the peacefulness, even after 9pm. Brian said, "check this out" He then let out a blood curdling scream, followed by a couple more. The campground fell eerily silent. Peace at last. It was really similar to that lion scream. Brian had it down. Good memory.
If I heard this while camping and someone said to me "that's the sound of lions" I would feel really relieved which is pretty ironic if you think about it.
@@sadiaaa1373 Yes, humans can run 'further' than many animals, but that's not the same thing as being able to escape from a creature that is basically a killing machine.
Hey, better to run into a 125lb wildcat than a fucking demon from hell lol
@@sadiaaa1373 did you reallllly just say humans can out run a fucking cheetah?
@@sadiaaa1373 Cheetahs can run over 70mph😂😂 they would catch you in seconds
Mountain lions are not lions, they're cougars / pumas.
Whenever you take that shy quiet girl into your bed..
This is the sound you make trying to piss the next day. Turns out she was shy because she had 3 kinds of HIV
A shy quiet church girl...lol
Then you find out she a freak?
@@coldtruth4u um
@Bicc OG that's not the only thing we think about...
My mom after i talk back at her:
yo mom’s a cougar eh?
As a mom, I say and don't you for get it ;) kiddo! lol
@@dimitripapadinikolaus Don't even go there youngling! You'd fall in love and Cougar would fall asleep! ;)
LOL!
Whoa, yours said something? I usually just got a shoe or the wooden spoon.
While working cleaning ditches on our family farm back in the '60's just before dark my Dad and I heard a wildcat screaming like this. Our bottom land fields tied into a big slough coming off the Green River. I wanted to get the heck out of there but Dad waited for more screams! He lit a cigarette and waved his Zippo around, telling me it won't come any closer seeing the flame and smelling the tobacco, which means 'men are nearby'.
BS
My sis and I were strolling through the back roads of Mississippi when we heard this and she said,
It's time to get home NOW.
I didn't know any better and I thought a woman was in trouble and thought we should help her, but I was just a kid and did what my big sis told me too. Once we got home she told me what it was.
I lived there for two more years and that scream was a weekly thing around our home.
Was probably a bobcat in Mississippi. Either that, or foxes can make some pretty wild screeches.
@@internet_internetThere are Lions in MS.
@@Armistead_MacSkye
Then they must be so rare, that no one whose job it is to catalogue all the wildlife in the area has confirmed their existence.
@@derekbates4316 There are also stands of Ivory Bill Woodpeckers. Mankind is not smarter than wildlife. And by Lions, I mean Panthers or Mountain Lions.
@@Armistead_MacSkye
But, you're apparently smarter than ppl, whose job it is to report extinct wildlife like Ivory Billed Woodpeckers or Mtn. lions?
If you listen closely at 0:30 you can hear the cameraman peeing himself
Chris K
They weren't scared at all believe me what a dump.
I would of not moved and pea pants and how am I going home to live another day u see people laugh it's not funny seeing one let alone hearing people are basically killed out in the woods and people laugh thinks it's funny .
@@garrettjohnston5153 No one was killed in this video. People laugh at stuff everyday that is potentially deadly.
I couldn't understand the rest of what you were trying to say because of your English
This is not the sound of a real mountain lion, its a hunter call speaker used to attract male mountain lions. Thats what they are hunting in the vid
Chris K I hear a heart beat but that’s just the camera audio glitching lmao
If you listen closley you can tell they are playing a recording 🤣
When my wife comes home and sees that I loaded the dishwasher "wrong."
Aaron Harvey when you put it in the wrong hole
Ruvik, congrats!! u r shameless.
Right! What is it about dishwashers!?!
LMFAO
Aaron. LOL. I smashed the thumbs up cuz I been there.
This brings back memories. We were camping with my family in Yosemite. My young daughter started to vomit in the middle of the night. My wife asked me to go back to the car from our campsite (About 1/4 mile ) to get some ginger ale and meds to calm her stomach. As I walked through the campsite to the car and back all I could hear were growling black bears,very very close. Luckily afterwards I also had and took some anti diarrhea meds that I desperately needed.
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Netflix: Are You Still There?
Us: (Mountain Lion Screams)
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@Some Guy then you dont deserve to
Lmao
Imagine how the first people of earth reacted when they heard this
"Bloody hell, I think I hear a woman screaming in the distance! We should go and see what it is!"
@@kyletheorangeguy7090 _oof_
Says it was the devil child
@LEO2001 Skin Walkers and Wendigos came from native Americans
@Bloodied Beserker They where from the Panterinae tree so, they didn't scream, they would roar
Imagine hearing this late at night in the woods....
have you seen my friend?
Done did while Elk hunting. It's an amazing experience in person.
Gavin I saw it on tiktok, he got a carcrash and this is what we can hear. I was thinkingabout a women who is killed or something else HAHA. sorry for bad english
imara de vries I was thinking it was redcap
Just heard this while I was taking a walk towards the woods at 2:00AM hell Nah
When you're alone and hear this you piss your pants
When you're with your buddy you go "This is so cool!"
A sound so chilling we are hardwired deep in our DNA to be terrified of it.
I actually think that is why it scares us. Instinct is telling us “bro, I don’t care what that scream sounds like to you, there a fouler things than orcs in the deep woods”
Speak for yourself.
Fear causes you to make mistakes.
When I hear this noise, I am overtaken by extreme calm. Everything seems to slow down and I notice the smallest details.
Also it teach never mess with dangerous wild animal
@@combativeThinker you are so cool!!! Wow!
@@combativeThinker Lol no one cares how tough you are bro.
Red dead redemption 3 is looking promising.
ron l
Indeed yes.
When my horse went crazy and my radar shows a single red dot moving fast towards you. You know its a mountain lion.
Deadass lmao
lokisg3 either that or a damn coyote
lokisg3 or a grizzly bear black bears just piss of but grizzlys panthers and mountain lions are the worst
Shot a buck one night and when I was dragging him out it was like 2 hours after sun down I heard some purring behind me. Very loudly and I got the most eerie feeling. I have been hunting all my life and been in the woods many times after dark with and without a firearm and I've never been spooked like this. I waa bowhunting that day and was afraid to carry my pistol even on my own land since I didn't have my carry permit yet and just didn't want any bullshit from game wardens etc. I heard the noise and knew it was way too loud to be a bob cat. When I would start to move I can faintly hear something behind me moving and when is stop and turn around it would stop. I knew then it was stalking me. I left the buck right there and put my bow in the sling on my bag took one arrow with a broadhead on in one hand and my Gerber knife in the other and walked slowly and confidently out while talking to myself loudly. Right before I crossed the fence back into my property from the WMA I was on I used my headlamp one last time to try and see it. At that point I saw the eyes about 100 yards away and as soon as I shined my light on it it crouched back down into some thickets and I was like omg... I walked damn near backwards the rest of the way until I got to my truck. I went back the next morning with my mini .30 and my dad went with me. We found the paw pad prints and the weirdest thing was the buck had not even been touched... the cougar was hunting my ass lol.. I carry a pistol now even when I rifle hunt but especially during bow and blackpowder seasons. If that ever happens again I will cling a tree an wait while I call someone or fire some shots and hopefully spook it off. I know they are amazing climbers but if I was in a tree with my pistol and one decided to climb up after me it would be an easy defensive position to fire from..
Carguy 2204 did it take your deer?
Your Average Joe 2 no that's the weirdest part the deer wasn't even touched. He or she was after me and I guess by the time I left it either started tracking something else and forgot about the deer or maybe it only wanted something live in not sure.
Carguy 2204 oh. At least you're ok
Carguy 2204 maybe just may be when it saw your headlamp it assumed you were Rambo and when you disappeared it assumed you were hunting it and left the buck as bait
Stephen Miller lmao I know attacks are rare but if your out at night and you know ones around and your not armed with a gun it scares the shit out of you or at least it did me...
Most animals are very silent. Tells you something about the confidence of this big cat, doesn't it?
Good point. The predators are the noisy ones- birds notwithstanding.
I gotta say. Nothing compares to walking on a road through the woods at night with only a phone flashlight and hearing this
💀
Well, I dunno. How about a moonless, starless night, after just realizing you forgot your flashlight; you're trying to get back to your truck about a mile away in extremely mountainous country with no cell signal and also your phone battery died about a half hour ago; you can't even see any game trails for all the darkness; you're in thick scrub oak that you have to noisily trip and break a trail through while limping on a knee that hurts like hell because, as it turns out, you have a torn meniscus. The good news is that you're carrying a rifle. The final bad news is that it's a bolt action and the screams you're hearing behind you are from not one but two cougars.
What verbal diarrhea is this?
@@ritcheymt ur first hand experience?
@@io-rj6sk in his imagination, yes
I believe even a grizzly bear would think twice before heading out there.
you and 360 person who likes this.. are kinda.. hmm, you know.. urr.. stu.. pid..
@@Taliban.The.Hyperpower he was talking about the sound itself. Obviously a grizzly would maul a mountain lion
@@revenant9277 Do you think animals are stxpid? These bears got 70x stronger smell sense than a K9 dog.. They know it's mountain lion without even using their ears..
@@Taliban.The.Hyperpower ok
@@Taliban.The.Hyperpower I'm sure you've heard that even a dog can keep a bear that's 10x bigger from attacking it's injured owner just by posturing & growling.
That's because in the animal world the growling & other vocalizations are to posture to other predators specifically to make them think twice ... I've heard stories of dogs keeping mountain lions from attacking as well just by turning & looking in the direction of where they know the lion is coming from.
Animals know how to communicate with each other. It's us humans that don't know what we're doing most of the time. And the people who think they know it all are the ones that inevitably wind up becoming lunch for some predator they thought they knew how to avoid because they got cocky.
OP is probably right that a bear, hearing this scream would probably choose to avoid the confrontation.
When the missus comes home and sees the $300 fishing rod I just bought
What concern is that of hers? As long as you pay your half of the bills, it's not her business.
If you are the ONLY one paying the bills, it's even less her business.
Ok,what's this mean?
@@stylin60es Shoes are something you shouldn't buy for another in most cases, certainly if they aren't even present to try them on.
@@stylin60es Putting someone to the trouble of having to return and/or exchange something is not my idea of showing them a good time.
I've seen spontaneous people, as well as the chaos they create, and I must say I am little interested on taking a ride on the emotional roller-coaster they always seem to be on.
N.S Angling LMFAO
Thanks for the recording and grandpa’s wisdom! That sound is burned into my memory.
This kid isn't phased at all. You can tell someone has taught him well.
lol. He's holding a gun and the animal is hundreds of yards away.
@@crw164 yeah not a lot to be phased about when you're in that position
@@jango7889 exactly, imagine tough if he was in the middle of the forest, tree everywhere, not that clear field his in knowing for sure that behind him is clear.
Nah man everyone feels like a god with a gun in their hands if he didn’t have that he wouldn’t be there to begin with
What did you expect him to do ?
I. Set down rifle
II. Shit pants
last thing I would do is set the rifle down.
ZalesakVID ahhhahah
ZalesakVID 3.run for your fucking life
No no no...
1. Shit Pants
2. Pick UP rifle...
ManitouGhost and dont moved
That's definitely a 3 star cougar.
Mehdi Kadi Imagina if they added this to rdr2
like a legendary animal that would be cool.
I killed it
Yep, definitely
Bobcats frequently do the multiple yowls(or several)....$.01
Was trail riding down a narrow, boggy, twisty trail at dusk when one of these screamed at us from up in a tree.. all the horses spun on a dime and it was a wild ride out of there! I'll never forget how scary but also absolutely thrilling it was.
Thank God you held on!!! Bolting horses + mountain lion above you 😱
My father at age of 15 in 1934 was walking home from playing school basketball game in rural West TN. A cat of some kind followed him 6 miles home screaming like that. He said he was so scared, he was afraid to stop, so ran all the way carrying a kerosene latern. He was never sure if it was loin or large bobcat.
How old are you your dad was 15 not grand dad I’m guess you are pretty old now unless your dad had you really old lol
@@JuanDaDonRealTV my dad was born in 64, and im 32. he had me at like 28
if his dad was born in 1919 thats a 45 year difference, if he had him at 28 as well then op would be 77. not impossible.
Something ain't adding up
@@DarthZ01 wtf are you even saying I never said nothing was impossible just trying to figure how old he is cause his dad is really old he could be either old or young why I said how old are you did you see that part??
@@roto6500 right the math ain’t mathing 😂😂😂😂
Used to hear it at night while camping at my great grandparents house. Being in a tent hearing this shit at 3 am is a real heart stopper.
Have you ever encountered the faceless man ?
@@josephsabry5005 Wait, what? Have you?
Mountain lions are terrifying because very, veyry rarely will you ever see one before it sees you. And when it sees you, you're about to get treated the way a barn cat treats a mouse
Not always, aren't they normally docile? I may be thinking of jaguars... idk
@@blerpaderpmerp7468 ....Can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic. Mountain lions are not docile my friend lol. They are more terrifying than a bear because they silently stalk you, and aren't usually scared away by erratic behaviour of waving your arms or yelling loudly, like a bear might be. Cats of all kinds are some of the most ruthless hunters, even little domestic cats are violent hunters... big cats are that x10
Wait what?! I thought at least Jaguars were cool??? And there's a video of someone who scared away a cougar by just yelling "HEY HEY HEY STOP" at it and banging something that sounded like sticks????
@@blerpaderpmerp7468 - and jaguars are pretty docile, too.
The only time you have to worry about mountain lions or jaguars is when they're out hunting. And you're running. That's a prey trigger.
And, unless you piss one off, you are not _usually_ their prey.
This is completely inaccurate. Mountain lions do not hunt humans, and there is hardly ever interactions between the two. Stop spreading Bs
This doesn’t scare me. That thing out there vibing, practicing it’s singing voice.
"Here it is, honey. Just like I told you. The wilderness of the New World. Untamed, undeveloped, just waiting to be explored and marveled at!"
*Mountain lion screams*
"Too bad we can't stay, though."
KaleKain this comment didn’t get enough credit
so what youre saying is we are hearing a nargacuga
This comment really deserves more likes
This comment deserves like 69K likes atleast.
🤣🤣🤣 this deserves 5k
this vocalization is called "caterwauling"; it's either used as male-male dissuasion call (clearly not the case here, because it would almost immediately escalate into a full fight, also quite noisy, but chaotic) or female-male mating call (most likely here, monotonous repetition: almost certainly a female in estrus, attracting males)
FUNDAÇÃO ANIMALIA thanks for explaining that. I thought maybe they shot it, wounded it and it was dying pissed and in pain.
Imagine if this was how humans attracted mates
Mating and fighting have two cat "voices". This was one cat and likely a female. Young males sometimes sound like this and they are the ones most likely to attack humans.
That roaring you’re hearing is from a FoxPro game call. I’ve used them for years when hunting and that cougar call is unmistakable. All you dumbasses over here falling for this thinking that’s a real cat going nuts in the woods.
FUNDAÇÃO ANIMALIA
I think u might be right but sounds deeper like a old er cougar if that means anything to u sir
Give me ur take my question
the really eerie part is it sounds like it's coming from everywhere as it echos across the mtns
Well duh their playing it through giant ass speakers, thats not "Live" female cougar its a recording to attract male cougars. isnt pooching cougars illegal? It should be
FACT I grew up in the woods and I have been in the woods all of my life and I own a ranch and basically nothing scares me. But that sound gives me the chills. If I can see the cat it does not bother me but there is something chilling about that noise.
This sounds like an exorcism.
true 😂
You know those goats that freeze stiff and fall over like a log when spooked?
This is the sound that could make me do that if I were alone in the woods and I heard that.
@matt Harvey THAT'S the one!
You're better than I'd be if I heard that sound while alone in the woods. I'd lose bladder control!!! 😬
As a child living on a ranch in Eastern Montana, we used to sleep outside in the lawn in the summer. Heard that several times......keeps you awake for a bit.😳
were you ever eaten by a mountain lion?
@@pickleddolphinmeatwithhors677yes he was. That’s why he isn’t replying…
Deborah, did you have your .357 under your pillow? I would have been looking for mine fo sho!
Bro you still here?
@@pickleddolphinmeatwithhors677 if he was he wouldn't be making a comment he'd be dead
I spend a lot of time out there alone. It hits different when you're alone.
Hits??
@@whereRbearsTeeth "hits different" is slang for feels different.
It’s all fun and games till the trees start speaking Vietnamese..
I’m crying. I get it’s a meme. But How does this relate ?
Ok 😐
Trees in the States don't speak Vietnamese,they just growl instead.
Lmfao! This comment just legit made me burst into laughter! 😂😭😂😭
Excellent job copying and pasting a comment in a completely irrelevant video
Imagine going through this forest alone at night hearing this sound...Jesus Christ I'd run so fast Google wouldn't find me
EDIT: tnx for 250 likes :)
I wouldn't be able to run my body would be locked up and I would just have to take the fetal position and hope for the best 😂
Believe me when I say they still would find you
Robert Kendo I don’t have to outrun the cat just whosever hiking with me
No, but Facebook would.
No. Don’t run! Lol
When you stepping on lego
😂😂😂
Relatable
Hahahahahahahhaha
Bruh.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Honey, who possessed the mountain lions with demons with power far beyond our comprehension?"
"God damnit John, was it you again?"
I know it just a mountain lion but shit thats sounds creepy
Haha, I'd say there aren't many creepier things than being near a mountain lion.
I’d be clenching my gun creeped out and be looking in all directions for the that cat to come walking by.
"just" a mountain lion.
I got chills. I heard one late at night. I was outside the locked house.
I know! We live on an acreage maybe a mile from town and we don't usually have mountain lions, so when my dad heard this sound off the front porch, he was debating grabbing the rifle and calling the police. He kept calling out, "Where are you?" hoping he'd be able to clarify where the 'woman' was. The next day, the local news mentioned cougar sitings in our area. Dad was definitely relieved he never had the guts to go looking for 'her'!
Yea, even with a gun, I'd shit myself if I heard this in my tent in the middle of the night.
DjRjSolarStar I'd shit my pants if I heard anything that was not an insect or a bird in the middle of the night!
DjRjSolarStar I was fishing at night with my dad and we heard this and man we sprinted toward the truck leaving our fishing equipment behind and right as I heard it I literally crapped my pants.
TheCrazyKid1381 Idaho too. They've adapted pretty well to the desert areas here.
Miranda W cougars naturally live in desert areas, they don't need to adapt.
TheCrazyKid1381 They're also in Alabama, Tennessee and most of the Southern United States.
Bro if I was camping and heard this shit in the middle of the night I would legit think there’s some sort of demon worshipping witches having a gathering.
First time I ever heard that I was about 11. My mom moved me and my brother from Texas too Montana. 1 day me and my brother left my uncles house to walk about a mile home and half way there we heard THAT SOUND! we were a half mile from home. Made it home I swear in under 10 minutes and we were crying our eyes out. As a kid or adult I never want to hear that sound again as long as I live.
I can see why people back then believed in ghosts. it doesn't even sound like a lion. if I was in the woods late at night, or camping and I heard that, I would run for my life!
lildarlin379 Native what?
Well i believe cougars/mountain lions are more closely related to smaller ''house cats'', because that sure sounded like a big ass angry cat :P
It's not a lion.
Exactly what happened to a friend. I'm sending him this video to confirm if these are the same screams he heard.
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Yeah but natives were familiar with local animals and their sounds.
Imagine your on a bush walk, you stop to take a piss and you hear that beautiful melody
This is why aliens are so afraid of our planet
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@_egas calybird shut up
Bruh if alien pulled up on me I'd be like BLAHTT BLAHHTT BLAAHTT BLAAHTT bussin at them niggas in their flyin ass saucepan then I'd be like ayye bishhh ass niggas where the fuck u think u going? Then I'd grappling hook up on their saucepan and let off a couple more rounds into their nasty ass fat fuckin head
@@ViolentGamerOfficial
Poetry at it's finest.
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It’s crazy how in the wilderness we aren’t an Apex predator
In all honesty, the sound of a cougar's scream is completely scary regardless of the time of day or night in the woods as the scream along is enough to send shivers down anyone's spine.
rUn.
Mean while
Never run from a predator.
**Da nununu da nununu**
@@peppwoni259 what's that for ...that song ?
@@youngrios yeah XD wasn't syre if anyone would be able to tell
I have loved the woods my whole life. I come from a family of hunters and born naturalists and have always been quite comfortable amongst animals, even bears.
I have never heard a mountain lion scream in the wild. They don't live around me anymore but my God, if I heard that, I would have chills!
You'd think a woman is being brutally murdered if you heard this at night.
YOU GOT THAT FROM THE SCARY SEARCH AND RESCUE STORIES
I was out for a smoke one night by a skatepark near my house (there's a wooded area right by it) and it was like 4AM and I heard this fucking sound. I have never ran so fast in my life.
+Eagle Vision28 I WAS ABOUT TO RESPOND WITH THAT HAHA
+ACTUALMIKU weed or cigarretes?
Alessandro Friche Weed, but I wasn't high yet :^)
THAT'S NO COUGAR!
Definitely a Squatch! A full grown male! Just shy of 8' tall, 850-900 lbs. 45 to 50 years old. Reddish brown hair, patches of gray around the face. Scar on its left cheek. Walks with a limp. Married, two kids...
Yeah! That's Right! I'm a freaking Squatch expert! I can tell all that just from hearing it's scream!
Luke Sizemore no he’s saying he’s Sasquatch
Really? Ok 😎
Like Jack Black in ‘YearOne’? When he was tasting the poop? Makes me laugh just thinking about it.
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Micheal Powell 😂😂
Puma's have a tactic that uses their scream to drive deer in front of them to run straight at them and not know it. This tactic is scrapping a shallow hole in the soil and then lowering their mug into the shallow hole and screaming loudly. The deer think the puma is right behind them and flee, but they are running straight towards the puma and certain death. My brother Josh raised a puma from a kitten and watched him practice this tactic up in Big Bear in California in the 1960's.
Wow
Such intelligent creatures. Makes me even angrier that some people hunt them.
vgman94 why would that make you mad? A creature that smart is a worthy adversary..good luck successfully hunting that btw
Mountain lions aren't endangered in anyway.
Oh, that's terrifying :)
The worst is when it sounds like a small girl in pain. Idc who you think you are, that right there will drive fear straight into your heart.
Sprint to car. Lock doors. Go home and hide under the covers.
I think that mountain lion tried to get a refund on his copy of fallout 76
That Cougar could answer every "Metal Vocalist wanted" AD in the entire country of Finland.
I thought they were supposed to sound like a woman screaming. This thing makes the Blair Witch sound friendly.
What about at 1am filming northern lights in the dark? lol
I'd immediately be alert lol
What do they sound like?
Jason Asselin lol
Haider Alboshaba They don't make any sound
NOPE
It gives me literal goosebumps even as I can sit here and calmly listen to it. My husband and I were camping once, walking in the woods, and without visual or conscious reason, the hair on both our arms and backs and necks went up. We "knew" it was a mountain lion. So we hightailed it back to camp and made ourselves a nice big bonfire.
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It’s hard for me to image this but the people of Gettysburg Pennsylvania used to hear this sound all the way back in the late 1940s and if anyone Is wondering where I got the info regarding mountain lions in Gettysburg I got the info from one of my paternal grandmother’s cousin who was growing up in Gettysburg Pennsylvania in the late nineties 1940s.
there was a group of grown men in the wooded area near my house once while I was walking my dog, so I made this exact scream, and I don’t think I have EVER seen 5 men run so fast
Bruh LOL That makes my day!
How to ruin a fun camping, be a douche and pretend it actually happened 101
It was your banjo playing that did it.
And then everyone clapped
@@DoubleWhammy lmao
When you go hunting for the first time in RDR2