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Moehau Man reports

Date of account
1970s–1980s
Location
Moehau Range, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
Source
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Record updated
2026-10-10

Record summary

Moehau Man is a New Zealand hairy-hominid tradition associated especially with the forested Moehau Range. Newspaper accounts and later cryptozoological writing describe alleged tracks, vocalizations, and encounters attributed to a large, humanlike creature during the late twentieth century. The reports matter for comparison with Australian yowie narratives because both combine local landscape knowledge, oral tradition, and sensational press treatment. The exact chronology, original witnesses, and relationship between Māori traditions and modern “cryptid” terminology require careful checking; many accounts may be retrospective or mutually dependent.

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