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Cool. Ok i get it . The "traps"are the neck. They go over genitals in the yowie book a bit. Some witnesses mention it while others saw nothing. Yowie boobs are rare.

I dont remember seeing his "junk" but think we talked about it and our description was of a huge and "naked" hairy man when we got back to the tent. I probably did see it but repressed the experience.

macquariedave wrote:

Wolf wrote:They have necks. It is just that the trapezoid muscles are very developed, giving them a lot of upper body strength and adding to jaw strength as well.
Look at a gorilla. They are always chewing on foliage and need very strong neck and jaw muscles to do so.

Yes, good point, and I've seen this same observation made on USA sites . Travelling further down, is male genitalia ever sighted?

Hi MD, Yb.

I can only remember one instance where this was mentioned. It was a women being interviewed about her Y experience in Kyogle,
her dog was being crushed and she could not help noticing something else as it stood next to the clothes line.
Her description and emotion was quite positive, she sounded more enlightened than frightened.

Other then that the old under carrige rarely gets a mention.


T.

I know the one. The little dog later died from the wounds. Sounded like he was trying to shut the dog up from barking.

The big guy was standing right in front of that woman so she got a good look or an "eye full" as they say.

ChrisV wrote:They would make unstoppable footy players.....

Here you go Chris.

macquariedave wrote:

Wolf wrote:They have necks. It is just that the trapezoid muscles are very developed, giving them a lot of upper body strength and adding to jaw strength as well.
Look at a gorilla. They are always chewing on foliage and need very strong neck and jaw muscles to do so.

Yes, good point, and I've seen this same observation made on USA sites . Travelling further down, is male genitalia ever sighted?

Whoops we have a pecker..i mean peeker.

Of course there is this classic illustration...
(Reportedly captured because the beast broke into the rum stores and got plastered)

You've probably seen this one. Hmm, similar wang to the sasquatch/bigfoot in the sequoias video.

This reminds me of Paul Mcleods west wyalong close up face pic.

macquariedave wrote:

Yes, good point, and I've seen this same observation made on USA sites . Travelling further down, is male genitalia ever sighted?

The Jamison Valley audio report contains the description "he'd put a horse or elephant to shame". That should give you an idea...
It's about 5.'55" in.

Still reckon this amazingly detailed eyewitness testimony from the ex soldier is as good as it gets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paO71rkcb88

macquariedave wrote:

Wolf wrote:They have necks. It is just that the trapezoid muscles are very developed, giving them a lot of upper body strength and adding to jaw strength as well.
Look at a gorilla. They are always chewing on foliage and need very strong neck and jaw muscles to do so.

Yes, good point, and I've seen this same observation made on USA sites . Travelling further down, is male genitalia ever sighted?

Yep, quite often. An example from the famous 911 call;
"He's about 6'9"... I dunno, get somebody down here!"
"Is he a male sir?"
"YES, I'M LOOKIN RIGHT AT HIM!"
"Uh-oh"

Sorry no visual genitalia but i wouldnt wanna run in to this handsome fella. Top is a thunderbird i think?

This one's pretty full-on...

Okay, we've all heard of Dogman... but 'RatMan'?...

Wolf wrote:This one's pretty full-on...

Yeah thats a different one. Look at the lines in the face and creepy eyes. A yeti maybe,with the snow?

Yowie bait wrote:

Wolf wrote:This one's pretty full-on...

Yeah thats a different one. Look at the lines in the face and creepy eyes. A yeti maybe,with the snow?

Whoops didnt mean to post that one with that writing on it. Its a beauty though. More human looking.

Wolf wrote:Okay, we've all heard of Dogman... but 'RatMan'?...

What the hell is that???

Thats no bigfoot - thats something from tales of the crypt!!!
I'd be buying Ratsack in bulk if that thing exists!!!!

ChrisV wrote:

Wolf wrote:Okay, we've all heard of Dogman... but 'RatMan'?...

What the hell is that???

Thats no bigfoot - thats something from tales of the crypt!!!
I'd be buying Ratsack in bulk if that thing exists!!!!

That's why you should always carry cheese in the bush.

It is artwork I randomly found searching for giant art to refresh my perspective on drawing Bigfoot. The 'Ice Giant' was literally that, I think. It was part of this image...

er... this one (forgot to add it)

Even further off the hairy mate, but man, it looks good...

I uploaded the 'Ice Giant', or whatever because he is pretty darn close to how I visualize one of the characters in my book. He is referred to as One-eye because a fight with a giant grizzly has left its mark on bis face (much like the scars in the image, but also with an empty socket where his eye is).

Wolf wrote:I uploaded the 'Ice Giant', or whatever because he is pretty darn close to how I visualize one of the characters in my book. He is referred to as One-eye because a fight with a giant grizzly has left its mark on bis face (much like the scars in the image, but also with an empty socket where his eye is).

I like the ice giant. Hes kind of noble looking even with the missing eye.The mountain guy still has some trees on his back. Looks like he's up for some serious destruction!

Ive been checking out these terrifying red eyed monsters. The top one is especially ugly and realistic!

That top one looks like the artist concept for a neanderthal from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZbmywzGAVs

Pretty scary to imagine these things outside the firelight of pre-history.

This one's good too (but still off-topic )

Wolf wrote:That top one looks like the artist concept for a neanderthal from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZbmywzGAVs

Pretty scary to imagine these things outside the firelight of pre-history.

Thats is a great presentation. I would say that the recreated neanderthal images in that video are cose to what at least one type of yowie looks like. Especially the head shots around the 7 minute mark. That top photo i posted is in the presentation.

What he said about the inherent fear of the dark from cannabillism ,inbreeding could explain the dread fear when humans smell the buggers and corresponds with other ancient homonid theories.

Wolf wrote:This one's good too (but still off-topic )

Thats cool. You should check out the trailer for "big man japan". It looks awesome!

I'll check that out.

This one is back on point...

Wolf wrote:That top one looks like the artist concept for a neanderthal from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZbmywzGAVs

Pretty scary to imagine these things outside the firelight of pre-history.

Hi Wolf,

Interesting images and discussion from yourself and Yb. Don't know whether the horror is in the eyes or mouth of those monsters.
The darkened foreground is effective, tells another story.
Can I say Wolf your avatar looks like the character out of old MAD comics turned into a big foot.

T.

You may say, Tuckeroo. Yes, he has a bit of that cheeky Alfred E. Neuman look to him.

Here is the next stage of my BF catching an apple strip. I drew this on my iPad with a stylus I adapted to work better and using my iMac's processor and software (basically using my iPad like a Cintiq tablet/screen but working on my office computer... all while sitting on my lounge... amazing to draw on my iPad with the power of my Quad-core iMac in another part of the house )

Very nice wolf. That fella deserves his own strip! I like that tropical gigantopithicis. The puny human looks a bit out of place.

That top wood carving is kind of life like. He seems to be in pain or angy about something. Artist had him posing too long.

Middle ones would make great figurines. An anatomically correct "patty" doll would sell well with the bigfoot crowd. A "yurk and freinds" series would be a hit here at the forum im sure!

Bottom pic is great. It looks like theyre dancing! Could be its from the 1960's or 70's?