2009 Shanahan's Mountain Yowie Attack

24 hours investigating the location of an alleged yowie attack reported in 2009. The location is Shanahan's Mountain in the southern ranges of the Australian Capital Territory.

[@Godfreed87]

How come this is called Yowie attack?

[@EmsLionheart]

Wow. It’s eerily quiet. That is usually a sign when they are in vicinity. The other wildlife stops completely...and they can be VERY stealthy when they want. You won’t even know they are there. Til they want u to. Why is it soo quiet!?

[@sugarnads]

Ems LionHeart nothingggg to do with a human tramping about and gobbing off... Of course not.

[@JohnnyBGood544]

i'm glad your a believer Ems

[@donnanhuggler8451]

It’s quiet because all the insects birds & animals go quiet when a murderous predator is nearby.

[@stupidsnike]

@@donnanhuggler8451 that's not a very nice comment to say about David!

[@marktwain368]

Greetings from Canada! Your bush is so different from ours. Isn't it remarkable that this creature lives in both countries in the wild places? I salute your little adventure there!

[@phillipsmith4501]

Mate welcome anytime it is big country I live in n.s.w. and we have litterally thousands of acres of bush like that but it's deceptive if you don't prepare yourself it can be very dangerous we dont have mtn lions or bears but we do have these cousins to big foot these yowies myself and a matebboth encountered one of these yowies in 1990 and in all the videos ive seen of big foot these creatures could be the same creature our encounter was in the blue mountains national park about 45min west of sydney just north of the 3sisters land mark that was in 1990 and I still have nite mares and think about it every day still for the record it could have been a very violent encounter we were lucky so if you come over and want to go for a look make sure you hook up with someone who can show you around I believe big foot is 100% a real creature look thru all the hoaxs you have the real thing cheers mate from Australia

[@cubecubesson6779]

@@phillipsmith4501 katoomba?

[@da_nny-qh3ps]

No one-upmanship but our yowies are bigger🤣🤣🤣

[@belumptuous]

Canadian sasquatch: "Bloody Whoooop! Eh?" Aussie yowie: "Yeh-nah. Bloody Whoooop!" Suggests a common ancestor.

[@cexilai5942]

Yep thats Yowie country.

[@ryanberg3000]

Worse than a waste of time. Complains about front facing camera instead of getting it right. Whistles at wallabies. Platitudes about cheap stoves. Whopee doo.

[@EmsLionheart]

Shulda recorded story time!! Thanks for upload. Take care

[@murrijuana2842]

Should've

[@graemewilliams1308]

Bastard of a joint, Yowies are welcome to it.

[@moto3463]

I just got recommended this...

[@justinpowell2813]

BLOODY YOWIES, THEIR EVERYWHERE even in the 'burbs!!!!! Trust me, I know - I hear strange sounds/noises during the night when I go outside to smoke. Things like trees being shook shit out-of along with apelike sounds along with it at 11:45 one night recently, or hearing a massive "ROAR" in the distance at the North-west of me - or hearing a start of a scream like a cat-fight went to start-up, then suddenly, SILENCE - like nothing happened to start with. Where I live, is only about 15 km from a major city, but NOT out in the sticks - but in saying that, does have pockets of bush-land around the place, with creeks to go with it. P.S. YES I have had my share of Yowie encounters since I was a child and as a result, will NOT go to ANY bush-land areas AGAIN if I can help it.

[@mariaotero5601]

Can't hear a word your saying! What is going on?

[@waynemcmillan5970]

Beautiful wildlife area.

[@hellohello2738]

Great video mate.Sounds like you fellas had a good old adventure and yarn to match around the camp fire.Well you never know but id be puttin a few quid on it being a uncle sent out by the mother to drive her baby back towards home.Good on ya fellas!👍✌

[@e-blyssss316]

Great video

[@ianfarr-wharton1000]

Dave, Russel and Paul

[@jrkeys9540]

I love the Australian bush have been bush walking with my dad since I could walk love your videos wonderful job thankyou for your time ✨

[@callyman]

Sounds like a typical Yowie attack. Same as they behave in Queensland.

[@kurtspooren9634]

That were i lived as a kid..I have seen him.

[@mo-fogarage8739]

Everything will be dead quiet if they're about as they are an apex predator and most other animals will get out of there pretty quick.

[@philheath9854]

10 Years ago,I think your a bit late.

[@windsurfer2565]

ALDI special don't know how they did that ..love it

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

I reckon anyone would be hard pushed to find a Yowie, they say they are shy migratory creatures, we happen on them by chance, I was out Smoker's trail today by chance, nice video thanks...…..

[@mariaotero5601]

It's a beautiful place even if I can't hear you!!

[@carmelot324]

do you know Tony otera in Sydney?

[@JohnnyBGood544]

Try Winter time,David

[@bradley7454]

I was whacking trees tonight trying to get the yowies attention. I whacked a lot of trees. I seen on KZbin that's what some people do to get their attention or try to communicate with them but you have to understand a simple fact. They could be laying down and resting before they hear your noise so maybe tomorrow they'll come in the direction of the sound. I'm not sure. It's just I noticed some unusual things in the bush. Like tree branches put into the ground

[@yngvarrnordson9621]

Find in Google "Mara Jane bbw" or "Winkingdaysis". You will enjoy it😉

[@playitstrange129]

Alexander D. What the fuck has porn got to do with yowies? Pervert!

[@jedjones5406]

Beautiful

[@donnanhuggler8451]

Hi Jed!

[@jedjones5406]

@@donnanhuggler8451 Hi 😊

[@crazyfishotezza6286]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 i donk think so