Well, it's been a long time since my last interview, but this one here will make number 21 in the series. What better way to get it back going again, than with a young man that is well on his way to achieving great things in the cryptozoology field. Jack Tessier is the chairman and CEO of Australian Cryptozoology Research Organization (A.C.R.O.) . Please note that the Australian version of Bigfoot is called a Yowie.

I hope you enjoy this interview.

Tom: How long have you been researching/studying bigfoot?

Jack: I've being researching Yowies for almost 2 years now.


Tom: What got you interested in Bigfoot, Was there a particular event that got you started?


Jack: I got interesting after watching Bigfoot Files on TV.

Tom: During your research/studying of Bigfoot, have you ever encountered aggressive behavior or felt in danger from a bigfoot?(details please)


Jack: I've felt in danger once when I was walking on a narrow dirt bush track in Southeast Queensland the bush was eerily quiet and I heard something moving through there.

Tom: It seems Skeptics are always ready to attack bigfoot research, How do you deal with it?


Jack: When it comes to harsh skeptics I don't think a lot of them are open minded enough to do fully genuine research and if they get out of control with bullying because of my beliefs then I usually shrug them off.

Tom: Would you like to see Bigfoot accepted and/or proven to the general public?

Jack: I'd love to see them proven to the public but as much as I believe they are out there, until actual scientists have proven their existence we won't be able to change peoples minds.

Tom: What is your favorite time of year to research/study bigfoot, When do you have your most success?

Jack: I have most of my success in summer when researching.

Tom: Do you have a favorite Bigfoot story or report?

Jack: The most intriguing report of a Yowie would have to be a report I received where a woman was staying in a hotel right up against the bush here in Lake Macquire and heard what she thought were 2 felines fighting and it went for 20 minutes but she realized it was coming from deep in the bush. Then that next morning another woman in that hotel saw a huge man ape like creature walk right passed her room.

Tom: What would you be doing if you wasn't researching/studying bigfoot?

Jack: If I weren't out researching Yowies I might be out researching Big Cats or the giant Monitor Lizard/Megalania or writing my own articles about what I have found when researching Cryptids.

Tom: Thanks for taking part in the interview, keep us posted on your bigfoot/Yowie research.

Jack: Thanks again Tom, and I will absolutely keep you updated with my research.





Thanks
~Tom~

This post by Thomas Marcum, Thomas is the founder/leader of the cryptozoology and paranormal research organization known as The Crypto Crew. Over 20 years experience with research and investigation of unexplained activity, working with video and websites. A trained wild land firefighter and a published photographer, and poet.



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The reports of the phantom cats, or black panther, or Appalachian black panther seems to be always in dispute. But here in Kentucky, or more so, the Appalachian area in general, there have been numerous reports of the rare cat. There have even been a few trail camera photos offered up as proof. But still most officials say they are not around here.

Well, the mystery cat is not exclusive to just my area. I recently got a report from our friend Jack Tessier of A.C.R.O., which is based in Australia. Jack has found tracks that may very well be that of the large phantom cat.

Here is the report.

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First Name: Jack
Last Name: Tessier
Email: cryptozoologist99@gmail.com
Comments: 
Hi guys, I came across an interesting footprint of what I strongly believe is from a Panther in Wyee,New South Wales,Australia as some people call the Phantom Cats because they aren't normal to be sighted in Australia.

In Australia many people report these Panthers or as they are otherwise called Phantom Cats. Some even call them Alien Big Cats.I collect several of footprints and as you may see, in the photos below, with this comparable photo of how similar it is to a Feline.




 Casting of the possible cat track.




 



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Thanks for sending us in your report Jack. Keep up the good work. I would also invite folks to check out Facebook page by Clicking Here.


If you would like to read more about this big cats in my area you can use the following links.

Proof of big cats in Southeastern Kentucky
Big cats in Kentucky
More big cat sightings in Kentucky

I'm also interested in Big cat sightings in Kentucky, or any place there not suppose to be. If you have seen one, please use This Link to report it.

These mystery cats are found in many locations around the world.

Thanks
~Tom~


This post by Thomas Marcum, Thomas is the founder/leader of the cryptozoology and paranormal research organization known as The Crypto Crew. Over 20 years experience with research and investigation of unexplained activity, working with video and websites. A trained wild land firefighter and a published photographer, and poet



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Jack Tessier's hair sample.

I got this report/finding submitted to me a few days ago. Over the last year or so, we have been giving more coverage to Australia's version of Bigfoot, the Yowie. The Yowie is very similar to Bigfoot and has some of the same behaviors.

Here is the report.

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Name: Jack Tessier
Email Address: On File
State: New South Wales
Country: Australia
Date of Sighting: 29 December 2014
Time of Day: around 5pm
Nearest Town:
Length of Sighting:
How many Witnesses: 2
Any Photos/Videos: yes

Describe sighting in detail:
My name is Jack Tessier and I'm a cryptozoologist from the Hunter Valley region of Australia and on December 29 last year I came across a possible Yowie footprint in the Watagan Mountains and I also got possible Yowie Hair samples.


Photos:

Jack with casting and on the right the track as it was in the ground.

One thing I forgot to say is that I believe it might be a Junjudee footprint based on size. The Junjudee are smaller cousins of the Yowie.


Website: Click Here

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A thanks goes to Jack for sending in this information. We will be interested in how the hair sample turns out. Good luck with your research.

For those who may not know about the Junjudee, here is a discription.

Junjudee - is a type of Bigfoot from Australia. They are hairy humanoid creatures that are 2-3 feet tall, have black fur and are said to have large white fangs and red eyes. They live in groups where they live in caves or natural hollows of boulders. They are generally thought of as harmless, though they can be aggressive. Interestingly, Junjudee means devil devil in Aboriginal lingo.


Thanks
~Tom~



This post by Thomas Marcum, Thomas is the founder/leader of the cryptozoology and paranormal research organization known as The Crypto Crew. Over 20 years experience with research and investigation of unexplained activity, working with video and websites. A trained wild land firefighter and a published photographer, and poet


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