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HomeYour LettersYeti’s back

Yeti’s back

Not long ago, I wrote about a Yeti. It looks like it was back on our property very early this Sunday morning. Both our dogs went crazy! I looked outside and saw a big figure that just disappeared near my car. This morning, there were big round footprints all around the car. These prints were like the ones I wrote about before. My dogs were so scared they stayed in their kennels when I tried to feed them. I’m not taking chances. I know what I saw. The dogs will sleep inside from now on.

Ian McCoy
Stanthorpe

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