Mystery creature found dead in Texas.

[UpstateNYBill]

Here is an interesting story about an strange, maybe unknown creature found dead in Texas.

Chupacabra? (http://channels.isp.netscape.com/atplay/package.jsp?name=atplay/pm/chupacabra&floc=NI-ntk1)

[UpstateNYBill]

Here is an interesting story about an strange, maybe unknown creature found dead in Texas.

Chupacabra? (http://channels.isp.netscape.com/atplay/package.jsp?name=atplay/pm/chupacabra&floc=NI-ntk1)

[nudeM]

I've heard of that. Thanks for the pic. Looks like a cross between a coyote and another animal. Interesting. http://oakhurstonline.com/icon/smoking.gif

[usmc1]

Ah yes, the perinnial Goat Sucker, El Chupa Cabra. Used by Mexican to terroize the kids at night, just as my old aunt Nell down in Southern Illinois used to have my cousins and I in terror of "Old Ned" who at night waited out between the corncrib and smokehouse to nab unwary brats who strayed off the planks to the outhouse.

Talk about learning to hold it till daylight.

We were never told precisely what it was old Ned would do, but, I always suspected he'd pluck off my head and suck the juices my kicking body.

Guess I saw grandah do the chicken deed too many times.

Every region of the world has its mythic creature of the night. It'd be interesting to ehar from others what your "night terror creature" and where you were reared.

[Naturist Mark]

LOL

Looks like Texas has discovered coyotes with mange.

-Mark

[Big-Thinker]

Yes, and I'm sure if the locals were actually interested in the truth, it would take a zoologist seconds to verify it's a coyote with mange :-)

[Tampanude]

Either way,,,,,,,,fire up the grill........or bait the hook, LOL (there's a lot of those kangaroos around those parts I hear)