Trail cameras.

[p3seven]

How come with all the trail cameras out there. We have not seen any Yowie and or Bunyup videos. Or from the US, Sasquach or Bigfoot vids.

[RoginaJack]

Might be 'cause they move through the jungle like Phantom, "The Ghost Who Walks"...

"When the Phantom moves, lightning stands still - Old jungle saying...

[Blr243]

Because Sasquatch only exist in the minds and imagination of some. ........ don’t be too harsh on the believers because the all consuming fantasy adds some excitement and hope to their lives and prevents them from getting bored and fat from watching too much tv

[Noisydad]

Then perhaps BLR, you could explain that time Steve Austen (the Six Million Dollar Man) fought one hmm? Come on let’s hear it...

[bladeracer]

How come with all the trail cameras out there. We have not seen any Yowie and or Bunyup videos. Or from the US, Sasquach or Bigfoot vids.

When you manage to get some footage yourself, the men in black will come to visit and explain it all to you

[Die Judicii]

Or the Black Cats for that matter,,,,,,,,,,

[Stix]

How come with all the trail cameras out there. We have not seen any Yowie and or Bunyup videos. Or from the US, Sasquach or Bigfoot vids.

p3seven...
All those cameras are either...

*hidden too well to find again,

*stomped on, eaten & digested by big foot,

*dissolved by acidic bunyip pee,

*secretly confiscated by government spies trying to keep proof of such creatures from being public knowledge,

*stolen by the Alien God like super beings that hatched the creatures...

*a favourite tool used by Yowie's for home porn pics...

[Wombat]

Or the Black Cats for that matter,,,,,,,,,,

Or Tasmanian Tigers. I really hope there is a remnant population tucked away somewhere.......

[Blr243]

I want to see a wombat. Never seen a wombat. Who here has seen a wombat ? Do wombats really exist ?

[bladeracer]

I want to see a wombat. Never seen a wombat. Who here has seen a wombat ? Do wombats really exist ?

We have wombats and echidna down here, some koalas too.

[JimTom]

No wombats in NQ. Northern Hairy Nosed Wombat endangered in QLD.

[marksman]

camo

great thread

[Die Judicii]

On a large property that I used to frequent years ago there was a huge wombat that was dead in the middle of one of the tracks.
Everyone that travelled that track, (being typical Aussies) no-one stopped and dragged it off the track.
Instead a detour out and around it was made by each vehicle.
And so a "new" beaten track was formed.

Even long after the poor old wombat had rotted away and his bones dragged off by foxes and dogs,,, the little detour still existed.
I nicknamed it "Wombats Bend"

[trekin]

No wombats in NQ. Northern Hairy Nosed Wombat endangered in QLD.

I live 200+ K's SE of Epping Forrest NP and regularly find wombat scat when out bushwalking, at the local tip and even in the yard at our house.

[RoginaJack]

Ah, Trekin but have you got a trail camera photo??

[JimTom]

I live 200+ K's SE of Epping Forrest NP and regularly find wombat scat when out bushwalking, at the local tip and even in the yard at our house.[/quote]


One of the few places they live in QLD as I understand.

[trekin]

Ah, Trekin but have you got a trail camera photo??

None of the offending pooers, but have some of the poo, if you want to see I'll post some up.

[trekin]

I live 200+ K's SE of Epping Forrest NP and regularly find wombat scat when out bushwalking, at the local tip and even in the yard at our house.

One of the few places they live in QLD as I understand.[/quote]

Epping Forrest NP is the only place with a native population. There is a "reserve" population being bred up way down in southern QLD with NHN wombats that have been "translocated" from Epping Forrest.
Edit to add: They are surposedly confined to a 750ha area within Epping, with preditor proof fencing around it. So either their population is larger and more widely spead than previously through, or some have broken out and migrated down this way. Or the common wombat, which has never been known to be this far north, is starting to migrate up from the south.

[JimTom]

Awesome Native animal. Here’s hoping they continue to thrive down there.

[RoginaJack]

Trekin...Or the common wombat, which has never been known to be this far north, is starting to migrate up from the south.
That's a little bit weird. Wonder why the common Wombat would by-pass the Goldie, plenty of wombats here...so I'm told...

[trekin]

Trekin...Or the common wombat, which has never been known to be this far north, is starting to migrate up from the south.
That's a little bit weird. Wonder why the common Wombat would by-pass the Goldie, plenty of wombats here...so I'm told...

Maybe the GC wombats are just a bit too common, and they don't want to be associated with them.

[RoginaJack]

spot on!