AYR Witness Interview - Coutts Crossing

[Dean Harrison]

New AYR Witness Report from Coutts Crossing, New South Wales.

Most of you have probably seen this by now.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGxhc9gvU3c



DMH

[AL Pitman]

This is just up the road
Hmmmmmm

[David]

Brilliant interview. Very sincere non sensationalist report. I found the half dozen mention on other reports in the area fascinating and telling. It really highlights the importance of the longevity of AYR and its tireless reporting and collection of peoples experiences. People who would have no other way of reporting a life changing event other than a ridiculing main stream media. Well done.

[Dion]

Good interview

[Searcher]

Brilliant interview. Very sincere non sensationalist report. I found the half dozen mention on other reports in the area fascinating and telling. It really highlights the importance of the longevity of AYR and its tireless reporting and collection of peoples experiences. People who would have no other way of reporting a life changing event other than a ridiculing main stream media. Well done.

Well said AustralopithecineOz.
Another compelling AYR report by a seemingly very credible witness.
And more great animations by Buck Buckingham. Watching a visualisation of an encounter makes a huge difference to its impact!

[Dean Harrison]

Dave, AYR will be here long after I’ve gone. I’m sure people will maintain its integrity and keep moving it forward for decades to come. It’s iconic within its Genre’. Plus, the Australian National Library has preserved the files.

This was a particularly good Report due to the nature of the Witness being a great communicator and able to convey such a descriptive account.

Bucks contribution is continually improving. Thank you Buck, people appreciate the time you put into each Report.


DMH

[Simon M]

The illustrations do make these videos more engaging but her account is extremely detailed and interesting in itself.

[ripperton]

The witness has a very resilient psychology common amongst Australians. An American would have instantly s#@t their pants.
She was more interested in the things physique than whether it was going to kill her. Great memory for detail too.
The Yowies behaviour also interesting, the way it broke eye contact and stared off into the trees even though the witness was still looking at it.
Its like it wasnt even an important thing that theres this human there looking at it.

[Shazzoir]

Another captivating report and yes, well done again Buck!

I will never tire of these, and know they are a boon for others who may have had a similar experience.

Wonderful, as usual, Dean.

Shazz

[bassplyr]

Ripperton.

Yeah..gee i dunno about your assertions of Americans having a weaker psychology than australians. Especially considering sasquatch.

Considering americans have a wider range of fauna they run into on the regular that can actually kill them from 1000lb+ bears, to mountain lions, wolves, moose and elk. And alligator and a wide range of pit vipers.

Considering americans have witnessed and experienced violence superceeding anything australians have experienced or witnessed in their collective history.

Considering americans are surrounded and exposed to dangerous situations such as the aversge lunatic being armed with firearms to drug cartels running rampant and hyper violent gangs such as MS13.

Considering americans witness a wider range of behaviour from their sasquatch including incidents of mayhem and violence.

Considering americans have actually claimed to not only stood off against sasquatch and shot them dead. From honobia to even an American President in his own personal journal.

I'd say it's not really accurate or fair to even make a claim as to who would be the bigger soft C word in the witnesses situation. If anything the comparatively milder and innocent disposition of the average Australian would be craping their pants more readily.

Not even sure why you would even go there in your post since it had nothing to do with anything in the witnesses encounter or account.