night hunters

i want any story regarding werewolfs or vampires. any photos or vids are welcome. the one thing i dont want is people who are going to blow me and other people who like these thing to the wind and say these things dont exist because they DO exist. now plz post if you have a story.
vampires and werewolfs are the masters of the night.
any way to become either one without having one handy to bite me would be thanked to.


I thank any of you who post.

Search : Werewolf
Search : Vampire

Edit: I'm not trying to be snide in my reply. But, there are threads already made on these subjects, and a simple search will reveal them.

Asking people to dig through and repost their stories is a bit selfish, when you can find them yourself, and not wasting people's time.

However, if you have additional stories to Add, I'll be glad to hear them, I think the subject is fascinating.

[edit on 25-7-2008 by ThreeDeuce]

If your so positive they exists why don't you post pics or vids?Tell us a story of them while your at it.


Found one!

[edit on 25-7-2008 by Azador]

[edit on 25-7-2008 by Azador]

reply to post by Azador


story? ok
once i and my family were in the blue MTs. we got in from hunting and were eating cooking deer when we heard bushes crashing. we looked and saw three pairs of yellow eyes in the woods.
i just stared at them while the rest of my camp were reaching for the 12 gauges. the things took off into the woods. i think they were werewolfs.
mabey a bite is the way to turn?

reply to post by Darkaner


So they couldn't be the much more obvious explanation of deer, moose, possum, beaver, gopher, wolves (the real kind), coyotes, people, bears, squirrels, chipmunks, cougars, blah blah blah?

You only saw eyes? sigh...

Why do you think these were werewolves and not sasquatches?

And I agree with 3deuce, you gotta go ahead and do some searching on the site before you post a thread like this.

reply to post by Darkaner


well according to most folklore on the many variations of vampires their bite has very little to do with becoming one. usually in the western nations reasons like dieing with out being baptized, having red hair, dying with out the last rights being performed, not getting a proper burial.

in ancient Sumaria there was the ekimmu a form of phantom psychic vampires who were created by a violent death or improper burial.

one Hindu vampire called the langsuir was created when a woman would die soon after discovering her baby was stillborn and she didn't have fangs she sucked blood through a hole in the back of her neck and could even become human again if someone cut her hair and nails and stuffed them in the hole in her neck.

the Tibetan book of the dead describes 58 blood drinking deities that live in underworld they were referred to as those wrathful deities.

there's also 3 related vampires. these are the hantu saburo a vampire who commands packs of dogs to hunt his victims then feeds, the next is the hantu dodong who lives in caves and feeds off the blood of animals. finally there's the hantu parl who searches for wounded people and then drinks there blood while there helpless

moving on to china we come to the chiang-shih a nocturnal creature who was created by a person dying a violent death with his spirit unable to be at peace he would rise and hunt down his victims and rip them to shreds and feed on them, he was also hard to catch or confront because he could fly, its similar to some western vamps in the respect that garlic and running water would keep them away and fire was generally considered the best way to kill them, the strangest thing about this variation of vamp is they cant dig out of their grave it would have to escape before its body had been buried.

going south in the pacific to Australia the aboriginal people believed in a strange vampire that wasn't undead or even human it was called yara-ma-yha-who it was a short creature who lived in fig trees and would jump out on to people and attack them with its suction cup like fingers sucking the victims blood.

there you have a very small selection of various vampires from non western areas as the western especially the European vampires are easy enough to find loads of folk lore on. you see unlike the movies that Hollywood has produced and the imaginations of fiction writers which have very lil in common with most folklore and history of vampirism, the vampire is not a tragic anti-hero seducing young men and woman and bemoaning their solitary existence in the shadows (oh the angst, woe is me). the real history of vampires is varied and sometimes horrific and sometimes sacred as with the Tibetan and Nepalese lords of death or the Hindu goddess of death and rebirth kali.