Hey Kelley be on the look out for those Chupacabra's when out riding your bike, they found another one, say's CNN

[Bayrat76]

I don't know about a chupacabra looks more like a dog with bad mange. This one was found in Blanco Texas, just north of San Antonio.





http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/offbeat/2009/09/01/roldan.chupacabra.KSAT?iref=videosearch

 

[Kelley (Texas)]

Detector Man, Yes! Many folks do believe there is such a thing as a Chupacabra...............
Posted by: Kelley (Texas) [ Send a Message ]
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Too many ranchers and farmers have found the bodies of farm animals with all the blood sucked out of them. Back around 1985 or so, a friend of our family, JoAnn McFarland, was riding a horse along a creek bed near a lot of thick brush when her horse let out a snort and stopped dead in his tracks. Off to the side about one hundred yards in front of her was some type of living animal that she had never seen before...the animal had the head of a coyote, large wings like a buzzard, and legs that looked like chicken legs with claws. On the ground in front of this strange animal was a dead calf. JoAnn spun her horse around and left the area as fast as that horse could run. She was soon at a neighbor's ranch house where the alarm was sounded. When several cowboys located the area where JoAnn saw the strange animal and dead calf, it was almost immediately noticed that the calf had been drained of it's blood. While well armed with 30-30 rifles, they could not find that strange animal. Every once in a while, a farm animal will be found dead with no blood in it's body...that strange animal is living somewhere in the area...no one know where! Kelley (Texas)

 

[TexasCharley]

Go to texasescapes.com. Click on 'columns.' Click on 'Charley Eckhardt's Texas.' Scroll down to 8-15-07--'Mysterious Cattle Deaths' Not So Mysterious.' That column explains the so-called 'sucked dry of blood' bushwa. An old friend, the late Mike Bradshaw, at the time a Texas game warden, took part in the investigation of one of those cases. He explained, in detail, just exactly what's happening. There are no aliens, satanic cults, 'chupacabras,' or secret govt. experiments involved. It's all nature.

I have seen photos of perhaps a dozen of the so-called 'chupacabras.' Every one has been either a coyote or a domestic dog afflicted with what we used to call 'blue mange.' It was fairly common back in the great drought of the '50s. You saw one, you shot it, dragged it up to a brush pile, & set the brush pile afire. That prevented the spread of the stuff. I understand if you catch the stuff in its early stages & treat the affected area by smearing it with used motor oil you can cure it, but once it's gone as far as what you see in the pictures, just put the critter out of its misery & burn the carcass.