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A Yeti, if real (and I believe that Yetis are very likely to be real) would not have a tail since it is a upright walking ape. Unlike monkeys, apes do not have tails.
I agree that a Yeti would be hair-covered all over and be more robust that humans but there are some errors with the head.
A Yeti would have a primate looking head, that means, large brow ridges, no forehead, big nocturnal eyes, prognostic mouth, no chin, wide and flat nose etc
Also their arms might be longer than hours.
Other that that it looks pretty cool!
And otherwise thanks
In a nutshell, Yeti, Bigfoot, Sasquatch etc (or the hominoids as he calls them) are nothing more than what remained of the so-called early homos (homo erectus, neanderthals etc) after we started to take over the planet as the dominant race.
If that is the case then Yeti, being a hominoid, therefore a successor of the early homos, is a primate and has primate features. I am sure that you now that the numerous witness accounts describe it as such (upright walking primate). And they certainly don't say that he has a tail!
So Scooter thanks for the awesome comments, keep it up!
And awesome killer abs