AYR - Yowie Casts
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mikka
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Tim Power
Hi Cass
Just to clarify, the first prints that are shown are from the Southern Highlands.
The boy ( now man ) now lives in Perth.
There is no doubt that they are genuine.
They were found in an old sand quarrie at the back of their very large property. There is no way in or out except through the state forest behind them which follows the Paddy's river. This all connects through to the Morton NP. Very wild country.
tim
Just to clarify, the first prints that are shown are from the Southern Highlands.
The boy ( now man ) now lives in Perth.
There is no doubt that they are genuine.
They were found in an old sand quarrie at the back of their very large property. There is no way in or out except through the state forest behind them which follows the Paddy's river. This all connects through to the Morton NP. Very wild country.
tim
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Wally
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Hi
Can you say where in WA the casts were made.
Around 1970 a sick hairyman baby was brought to a cattle camp on Banka Banka station W from Kathrine
in the Victorian desert.
When word reached the lady who owned the station she rode 20-30 miles out to the camp but the baby had died and the native women had buried it. They would not divulge the whereabouts.
This was told to me by "Brumby the Breaker" who worked on the place in 1985. It was told to him by the head stockman and it had occured 15 years before that time.
Also there had been co habitation between the local natives and hairymen and there was evidence of hybrids.
"Rainmaker" the tribal elder offered to take Brumby out into the desert to meet the hairymen, but conditions had to be right to supply feed and water for the horses.
This never occurred before Brumby moved on.
Cheers Wally
Can you say where in WA the casts were made.
Around 1970 a sick hairyman baby was brought to a cattle camp on Banka Banka station W from Kathrine
in the Victorian desert.
When word reached the lady who owned the station she rode 20-30 miles out to the camp but the baby had died and the native women had buried it. They would not divulge the whereabouts.
This was told to me by "Brumby the Breaker" who worked on the place in 1985. It was told to him by the head stockman and it had occured 15 years before that time.
Also there had been co habitation between the local natives and hairymen and there was evidence of hybrids.
"Rainmaker" the tribal elder offered to take Brumby out into the desert to meet the hairymen, but conditions had to be right to supply feed and water for the horses.
This never occurred before Brumby moved on.
Cheers Wally
Wally
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Wally
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hairymen
Greetings
Really I don't know much more than I have already written about.
I have some information regarding hybrids, this info came from "Brumby the breaker", and a woman travelling through with a mob of camels. She grew up in the Alice Springs-Mt Isa country.
She also spoke of "megalana" the giant goanna.
Cheers Wally
Really I don't know much more than I have already written about.
I have some information regarding hybrids, this info came from "Brumby the breaker", and a woman travelling through with a mob of camels. She grew up in the Alice Springs-Mt Isa country.
She also spoke of "megalana" the giant goanna.
Cheers Wally
Wally