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Dean has found many trees that have been broken over, or stacked in peculiar positions against other trees. This is a trait that the North American Bigfoot, and the Yowie have in common. We believe that these are markers for other Yowie to see. We are not sure if they are territorial markers, or just trail markers. This is another one of those questions we have to find the answer for. © |
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Here is a tree that has been chewed into. Dean has furnished several other photos that have the same things done to them. © |
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Here is a tree where the one of the branches has been stripped clean of the bark. North American Bigfoot do this also. We have found that the slimy backside of the tree bark has been peeled off and eaten. © |
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