Suberb encounter
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Suberb encounter
Has anyone had any suberb encounters? its most likely never happened but has anyone ever know of a yowie living in a nearby suberban park at all? or heard sounds maybe? because some parks back onto National Parks...and yowies may make a chance visit to a neighbourhood out of curiosity..im not talking about the dense suberbs..im talking about the far out suberbs of like 500-1000 people or something..the smaller suberbs...like I said, its probably never happened before but i was just curious...
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Darren
You need to have a lok around this web-site , particularly the reports & sightings section ! There's some great report6s in there , and enough reading to keep you interested till the end ! I think you'd find a number of your Q's answered by reading this section !
I myself love that part of the forum ! I've probably read every report at least 5 X !
I myself love that part of the forum ! I've probably read every report at least 5 X !
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Darren
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hi great one...i have had "encounters" in suburban area near where i live...although right on the edge of the suburb,the parts that back on to bushland that extends very far. I think they're just coming to have a sticky beak at what we're doing. Infact something on two feet,quite possibly a person,was walking around the edge of a dark park just two nights ago in my area. Me my girlfriend and a mate of mine all heard it. We yelled out but noone answered. Still we have some weird bush people in our area so we didnt really think anything of it. However a week or two before i was being followed 45 degrees behind by somehting VERY large and on two feet
Noone believed in gorillas you know,until someone found one...
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Alex
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I may sound stupid here, but, what does it feel like? Being stalked by one. Do you feel as though it's going to rush out & get you? Or more, it's escorting you.
I think Bigfoot is blurry, that's the problem. It's not the photographer's fault. Bigfoot is blurry. And that's extra scary to me, because there's a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside. Run. He's fuzzy. Get outta here.
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Tish
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stalking
My first one, I didn't realise till later what happened. My dog was terrified though.
The second one happened late at night, at first I wasn't worried but as it continued and I had to move through a darker area I was scared. I moved over as far from the bush as I could and stopped myself from running, just walked as fast as I could.
The second one happened late at night, at first I wasn't worried but as it continued and I had to move through a darker area I was scared. I moved over as far from the bush as I could and stopped myself from running, just walked as fast as I could.