Yowies of New South Wales

De: George Mitrovic

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

You thought Bigfoot only lived in North America?
Meet the Yowie, his Australian cousin, in the Colony of New South Wales that later became a state.
The first colonists arrived in Australia, which was then New South Wales, in 1788.
There are countless reports of hairy Men and Man-Apes and Manbeasts and Apemen in Australia as there are in many places other then Antarctica. There are also numerous names for them from a vast selection of tribal and language groups. Unfortunately many do not have a location, even an approximate one, or a date that we can identify. These, as in my other books, I do not use. But there are still plenty of them with places and dates.
Remember that this book like most of my other books is a guidebook for you to explore from. Not an academic work or a vast tome encrusted with a lot of verbiage and colourful descriptions. You can find those in a lot of other places but you can start here. Enjoy your travels across part of an amazing continent. Sometimes we only want data.
There are a multitude of reports of what are normally called Yowies, basically not that different from each other, inhabiting the forested areas of Australia.