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tree wrote:Great stuff. Can't wait for the video!

I live over at Flinders View, Ipswich. Where abouts did you have this sighting?

Cheers
-Nick

paulmcleod67 wrote:

tree wrote:Great stuff. Can't wait for the video!

I live over at Flinders View, Ipswich. Where abouts did you have this sighting?

Cheers
-Nick

I'm staying at Tivoli caravan site in a cabin, whilst getting the research done. Think Ill stay here for good now mate.

Cheers mate, come and checkout the site if you want?

DaveR wrote:Congratulations Paul you made the Logan Reporter..

http://www.thereporter.com.au/news/ipsw ... m/3139444/

ChrisV wrote:Yes I saw the report also....well done.

paulmcleod67 wrote:As I've stated before, I moved to Tivoli near Ipswich, Queensland, based on two years research tracking
Yowie sightings and looking for a migration pattern,based on seasonal food availability and other possible contributors.

I haven't had much time to research local bush foods or animal migration as of yet having only been here a month but
I'm fairly certain I captured the Ipswich Yowie on film.

Yesterday afternoon (1/2/2017) about 40 minutes before dusk whilst filming a huge mob of cockatoo's flying around
the area, I just happened to pan into the scrub following their line of flight.

I noticed movement in the scrub some 400 meters away via the zoom lens. I stopped filming and re-adjusted the focus
onto the area and filmed.

The distance (along with no tripod) made the zoom very shaky but I reckon I got at least one upright,
very tall figure moving tree branches around, possibly feeding.

I walked to the exact spot this morning and shot some clean footage of the area and I will post the entire
event as soon as its converted from HDD MTS into a format that can be posted to the internet.

Here are three stills from the footage in the mean while.

What do you make of them?

Champagne anyone?

bushyankee wrote:

paulmcleod67 wrote:As I've stated before, I moved to Tivoli near Ipswich, Queensland, based on two years research tracking
Yowie sightings and looking for a migration pattern,based on seasonal food availability and other possible contributors.

I haven't had much time to research local bush foods or animal migration as of yet having only been here a month but
I'm fairly certain I captured the Ipswich Yowie on film.

Yesterday afternoon (1/2/2017) about 40 minutes before dusk whilst filming a huge mob of cockatoo's flying around
the area, I just happened to pan into the scrub following their line of flight.

I noticed movement in the scrub some 400 meters away via the zoom lens. I stopped filming and re-adjusted the focus
onto the area and filmed.

The distance (along with no tripod) made the zoom very shaky but I reckon I got at least one upright,
very tall figure moving tree branches around, possibly feeding.

I walked to the exact spot this morning and shot some clean footage of the area and I will post the entire
event as soon as its converted from HDD MTS into a format that can be posted to the internet.\\

Here are three stills from the footage in the mean while.

What do you make of them?

Champagne anyone?

Nice work Paul.

Viewing this clip frame by frame I see multiple archaic humans taking turns having a look at you. When you walked out to the sighting spot I noticed that several did not flee but instead hid in the trees and others stayed low to the ground but stayed put. You were right next to them.

Like you, I've moved to a hotspot to try to run this to ground. I'm excited for you as you should be able to do world-class research literally just outside your home. That place is seriously loaded with them. Will follow your work with keen interest.

paulmcleod67 wrote:

bushyankee wrote:

paulmcleod67 wrote:As I've stated before, I moved to Tivoli near Ipswich, Queensland, based on two years research tracking
Yowie sightings and looking for a migration pattern,based on seasonal food availability and other possible contributors.

I haven't had much time to research local bush foods or animal migration as of yet having only been here a month but
I'm fairly certain I captured the Ipswich Yowie on film.

Yesterday afternoon (1/2/2017) about 40 minutes before dusk whilst filming a huge mob of cockatoo's flying around
the area, I just happened to pan into the scrub following their line of flight.

I noticed movement in the scrub some 400 meters away via the zoom lens. I stopped filming and re-adjusted the focus
onto the area and filmed.

The distance (along with no tripod) made the zoom very shaky but I reckon I got at least one upright,
very tall figure moving tree branches around, possibly feeding.

I walked to the exact spot this morning and shot some clean footage of the area and I will post the entire
event as soon as its converted from HDD MTS into a format that can be posted to the internet.\\

Here are three stills from the footage in the mean while.

What do you make of them?

Champagne anyone?

Nice work Paul.

Viewing this clip frame by frame I see multiple archaic humans taking turns having a look at you. When you walked out to the sighting spot I noticed that several did not flee but instead hid in the trees and others stayed low to the ground but stayed put. You were right next to them.

Like you, I've moved to a hotspot to try to run this to ground. I'm excited for you as you should be able to do world-class research literally just outside your home. That place is seriously loaded with them. Will follow your work with keen interest.

I have more footage of Footprints deep in the sandy substrate, right in the immediate video area , I also have a large hair sample taken from (what I think) is the same tree in the video. And I have started taking tripod surveillance video (with good results).

It's hard to be taken seriously, (despite my background) even here on this site, let alone the rest of Australia.

I have been called every abusive word conceived by man since QT posted their story.

I have openly offered to show anybody the site but there are no takers.

I make no money on any of this and ask for nothing , all my data is available to anyone at anytime for free.

Hair sample (a big one) offered....no takers

Fossilized tooth found and offered .....no takers

I don't know what else I can do.....?

Cheers

rodgey wrote:Just a couple of questions a reporter might ask you: So what's the background to this video? You were filming magpies and cockatoos. Why? Why did you zoom into that non-descript area with the trees? Why did you continue to focus (and I use the term loosely) on that area when nothing was actually happening? Why did you say "what the f...?" when at that point there was still nothing to be seen? Did you film this before becoming interested in yowies? What would you say to people who question the likelihood of someone catching a yowie on video only shortly after moving to the area and becoming aware of the phenomena?

Yowie bait wrote:Yeah ive been caught out with those moving/ blowing branch pics except mine was an alien walking past..even had a face. Hard to tell when zoomed in without the rest of background to compare. Thankfully i showed a few trusted people first who sorted me out.

Rusty2 wrote:There was NO wind, as can be plainly seen at the start of the footage. ??????????

Looks very windy to me .

paulmcleod67 wrote:

Yowie bait wrote:Yeah ive been caught out with those moving/ blowing branch pics except mine was an alien walking past..even had a face. Hard to tell when zoomed in without the rest of background to compare. Thankfully i showed a few trusted people first who sorted me out.

And so I film the same area every day from many angles at different times of the day.

Here is the latest example and deals with the windy branch theory I have often heard from people
(which is fine as it means the footage is being examined in detail by non biased people).


https://youtu.be/T-wS9qQ_i60



There was NO wind, as can be plainly seen at the start of the footage.


The distance is over 160 meters from the camera and taken in good light over the interior treeline.

No flocks of birds were seen landing there.

I heard no large bird species kookaburra, magpie, cockatoo....normal bird life seen here).

adventurer wrote:You will need much clearer footage to convince anyone in the scientific community Paul. The ipswich yowie and daigular forest footage just isnt good enough to prove anything regardless of whether you have seen one there or not. Even i f you did get somethimg better then they could just say its someone in a suit or whatever. Very frustrating indeed! Good luck to you though. Gotta keep trying..


Hi YB, where abouts is the daigular footage here you are talking about--i just havnt seen it--interested? Ta Dee


Paul--i love your work, very interesting about the missing peope but i have to agree with yb, there has to be a clearer shot ( i know its hard) but i truelly dont see anything. Rustys video too i didnt see any yowie there either in your footage he viewed. I do see lots of wind, even though you said it was dead still--very strange. Anyhow keep going. Dee