I don't normally post articles from other sites, but this was a GREAT article about multiple Yowie sightings in the Blue Mountain of Australia. Several face to face sightings, and a posse search for it. Anyways, you can read it better than I can tell it: http://www.strangenation.com.au/Articles/yowieland.htm

Has this been posted before? I looked but didn't see it.

Lol, Y'all can comment on it if you want. Don't be afraid, post away!

Interesting story............ I would have liked it better if they would have ditched the 'shape shifting' bs..........

Interesting article. The couple who had the "bad dreams" and repeatedly awoke to the hairy face peering at them through the window really freaks me out. I would have to move.

I don't understand the paranormal stuff at all.

I also don't understand the weird two and three toed footprints.

Wow can you imagine what it would be like to have one roar into your face. Talk about needing some clean underwear.
I do not buy into the whole paranormal stuff but the none normal foot prints I do. To be it is a classic case on inbreeding.

Well call me a moron and slap me stupid, I didn't even see the paranormal part. I read the first part and stopped there. Have a bad habit of doing that. I get in a hurry and half read something, sorry. I thought the first part was good though, lol.

hey everyone wow very interesting new thread about yowie -sasquatch activity. thanks bill

Were you trying to say was that the tracks left were from an inbred Bigfoot? I have seen several very similiar casts from various places that promotes the theory that BF type creatures have discernable physical traits that are generally associated with the BF indigeneous that particular part of the world. If I remember correctly, many of the reports from Florida regarding the Skunk Ape identify it as having less than the five toes and a different shaped foot than the more widely known creatures of the Pacific northwest region.

There is tons of evidence and eyewitness accounts on the net supporting the idea that the BF not only have physical differences among the various populaces reported around the globe, but also exhibit markedly contrastive behaviors and habits in these isolated environments. All this would make since as it is common not only in known ape species, but is a part of evolution seen throughout the animal kingdom.

So I wouldn't automatically assume that this yowie's mom and dad were also his aunt and uncle?