Billy is an Aboriginal man whose family has a long history of experiences with the Yowie. He recounts the various names used for the Yowie and speaks of different species, ranging from the large variety to the smaller Jungadee. His grandmother, echoing a common theme in their culture, always warned him never to let the children go out alone at night. He also highlights the importance to recognize how dangerous the Yowie can be.

Billy believes that the Yowie is not entirely a creature of flesh and blood, but rather a being from another dimension.

While camping with his family at the Wappa Dam at Yandina, Billy and his relatives encountered one of the large Yowies. The creature approached their camp and stood only eight feet away. True to the typical pattern, the family first heard a branch crack in the distance, followed by a deep silence in the forest before the Yowie appeared at the edge of their camp.

Billy described the Yowie as having a face that was half ape, half human, with grey coloration and immense proportions.

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