Chupacabra or Hairless Racoon?

[OverEggstended]

Are they rumored to be trainable? Can I get it to attack lazy teenagers? What about ex-boyfriends?

 

[Mahonri]

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I've been told my sense of humor is a tad warped.

... but if it made you smile...

 

[Diavolicchio]

I'm pretty sure that's my mother-in-law, just taking a nap in the gravel.



John

 

[Mahonri]

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Not that there was derned funny. I don't care who ya are!

 

[BarkerChickens]

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Yea, I thought so too. I thought "Chupacabras" were usually coyotes with a severe case of mange.

 

[WriterofWords]

That is no raccoon. Ever since the guys out at Horizon had that big story published about their Chupacabra and losing chickens and Chaparral was mentioned in the article,, we've had strangers running around here looking for them!

 

[Rafter 7 Paint Horses]

Chupacabra Sightings in the U.S.


This creature was reported in Mexico, Puerto Rico, and in Latin American communities in the United States in recent decades, most prominently in the 1990s.

Also known as the goatsucker (the English translation of its name), the Chupacabra is a popular reported American cryptic animal that is suspected of involvement in the exsanguination (removal of blood) of livestock, from chickens to cows (and mostly goats). Not much is known of its apparent profile or appearance, other than that it looks like a small demon.



Read more at Suite101: Reported American Cryptic Animals and Creatures: Popular Cryptids and Eerie Animals of Folklore and Legend http://cryptozoology.suite101.com/article.cfm/reported_american_cryptic_animals_and_creatures#ixzz0dUgXd4vz

Who knows what we have roaming around this country.

Jean