Paul Graves

Paul Graves is a long time  sasquatch researcher from Wenatchee, WA who investigates the subject throughout Washington and the Pacific Northwest. He is a lifelong, avid outdoorsman who grew up at  the base of the  eastern Washington  Cascade Mountains. He has been researching sasquatch sightings and searching for evidence since 1988.
 

Paul has been fortunate to have grown up in a geographically rich area with a history of sightings among the local residents and also local Native Americans whose experiences go back 300 years. “Choanito “ is the Wenatchee Indian name for the sasquatch that means “Night People”. He has collected a large amount of evidence that supports the existence of the sasquatch. This includes hundreds of eyewitness accounts, track casts & photographs, audio recordings and other possible relative evidence. He has also had two brief sightings. Paul knows and has worked with scientists, wildlife biologists, and other sasquatch  researchers while investigating this phenomenon.  He also does a lot of his field research by himself.

Paul has shared his knowledge in appearances on a number of TV and a radio shows including, Seattle’s KOMO TV  Northwest Afternoon. He has also assisted with or appeared in three History Channel episodes of Monster Quest and shows on A&E, Animal Planet and National Geographic

Another Part of his research into sasquatch communication involve wildlife audio recording being a lifelong musician and having a recording studio, He performs spectrographic analysis on his field recordings or others  to look for a “voice print” or frequency range and this allows him to compare them with other known animals,