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Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting #1182616 01/19/10 04:04 PM
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http://www.kens5.com/news/Chupacabra-like-82001007.html?gallery=y&img=2&c=y

Found within a couple miles of my place. Looks like a mangy coyote to me.


Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: KennyLee] #1182665 01/19/10 04:22 PM
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don't you have to have hair to have mange? lol


Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: bigtuna] #1182675 01/19/10 04:26 PM
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Well, eventually mange can take away all the hair. I've seen simialar pictures in the past and they all ended up being coyotes with severe cases of mange.

Plus, I've killed a good many coyotes with some serious mange in the last couple of years at my place.

The head/face on that thing does look strange though.


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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: KennyLee] #1183655 01/19/10 11:12 PM
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TPWD biologists say it is a hairless raccoon. Not a mangy coon, but one born without hair. Apparently they are rare, but there have been several caught recently including one trapped alive in either Kentucky or Tennessee.


Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: uthornfan] #1184233 01/20/10 02:26 AM
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looks like a turd


Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: dk5265] #1184404 01/20/10 03:16 AM
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That is beyond ugly!





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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: uthornfan] #1184416 01/20/10 03:19 AM
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No matter what it technically is, if it used to suck goats when it was alive, then it is a chupacabra.
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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: Curly] #1184433 01/20/10 03:25 AM
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Fellas, after seeing with my own eyes animals like the legendary "black panther" and the "jaguarundi". I have no faith in authorities and now believe there could be both chupacabara and sasquatch out there. By the way, the jaguarundis were in Medina and Bexar Counties and TPWL say's "no way".

The reality is those researchers don't spend that much time in the brush. They spend it raising funds.

Idiots they are.

http://endangeredmammals.files.wordpress.com/2008/01/jaguarundi2.jpg


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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: Johnny Lobos] #1184981 01/20/10 01:53 PM
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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: sig226fan (Rguns.com)] #1185011 01/20/10 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted By: sig226fan (Rguns.com)
Never say never


no kidding, but thats pretty cool



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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: TreeBass] #1185024 01/20/10 02:20 PM
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Okay....this is just WRONG!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdpWlZz2W_4

Quite frankly one of the UGLIEST things i have ever seen!!! Reminds me of TxKiller.


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it's butt ugly... and I would shoot it on sight


Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: sig226fan (Rguns.com)] #1190660 01/22/10 05:38 PM
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That thing is tiny/ I thought they were bigger thnan that. Nasty lookin devil.



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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: RMR] #1190678 01/22/10 05:42 PM
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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: Txduckman] #1225835 02/07/10 06:52 PM
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Amazing how much a hairless coon resembles a hairless dog when looking at the pics of the face. Ugly as sin.......


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I wouldnt touch any of them critters without laytex gloves up to my eyeballs on...They r ugly and may be contagious



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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: Johnny Lobos] #1227417 02/08/10 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted By: Johnny Loco


The reality is those researchers don't spend that much time in the brush. They spend it raising funds.


That just shows how much you know about the field staff with TPWD, not enough to fill a thimble!


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Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: TreeBass] #1255964 02/20/10 01:50 AM
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If you look close it is a dog fellas. It looks like a pit bull with a severe case of mange. The swelling of the tissue, smoothness of the skin, ears like a pit bull, snout and teeth like a pit bull. And not all pits have cropped tails, take for example a true pit bull which is more collectively known as the Staffordshire Terrior... Sorry, but it's no mythical creature, just a dog with mange.



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its a hairless raccoon. i cant believe people cant see and comprehend that. it is not dog.


Re: Wise County: Chupacabra Sighting [Re: LoneTrapper] #1256358 02/20/10 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted By: LoneTrapper
its a hairless raccoon. i cant believe people cant see and comprehend that. it is not dog.

Yep. Here's a followup article...
http://www.star-telegram.com/news/story/1908399.html



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