Man Kills Mysterious creature in Nelson County KY

Is it the legendary Chupacabra or just a sick racoon? A man from KY isn't sure what he shot and killed on his property.. To me it does fit the description of the Chupacabra, but then again, what the hell is the Chupacabra, sick animal, new species, take a look and leave some opinions.

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Not sure why it had to be killed but at this point test its DNA so we know what it is.

reply to post by logicalthinking


that is a chupacabra!

I hope to get hear more about this but I noticed someone has a chupacabra alive in captivity. Why not through a goat in there and see what happens?

reply to post by logicalthinking


Groovy video What was that thing in a cage ? Same species ? They can run DNA and find out what it is. That doesn't look like mange to me. If these creatures all over the U.S. are coming down with a skin disorder why all the hush hush ? Chemtrails are causing it

i would have to say that is a fox that has lost it`s hair

They look like like some sort of dog. You would think by now that someone somewhere would know more about this creature. Is it a diseased animal? Is it a new species? They have had enough of them to do some testing on, so why are we still in the dark?

Originally posted by Night Star
They look like like some sort of dog. You would think by now that someone somewhere would know more about this creature. Is it a diseased animal? Is it a new species? They have had enough of them to do some testing on, so why are we still in the dark?

We aren't still in the dark, its foxes, coyotes and raccoons with mange, very bad mange but mange it is, vets and animal welfare specialists have looked at them and said its mange, animals look very different without their fur.

reply to post by logicalthinking


i would say it does not have the mange, if you look a video of coyotes with mange they have small and large patchs of there fur missing from being scrached and chewed at so much, as well as open wounds in most cases form said scratching and chewing. the mange is a skin disease that causes great skin irritation. which is caused by a parisite i think, this animal has no marks on its body, as well it looks hairless all over the dogs and coyotes that get mange can not remove all of there fur even ones that have it for long periods of time. this animal also has five claws on it front paw's, dogs and coyotes have only four, i did notice that it has nipples so it must feed its young with milk as dog's do. its obvious that it is a mammal, from the look and size of it, it must be subterranean. and definitely a carnivore, probably a scavenger. i would not be surprised to find that they dig large underground tunnels and dwellings like mole's or gophers.

Man was quoted as saying:

Yeehaw! I done found me a crytowhatchamacallit. I dun shot it dead. I guess if it was the last of it's kind, it's extinct now!

I believe there is already a thread on this..because i posted this in that same thread...

I hope that helps...cool video though..

looking again at its skin, it is in no way mange. its skin is all to similar to that of a hairless molerat, leathery tough looking skin, it has 'five' long claws for diging on its front paws. this is a subterranean animal for sure. there is no distortion of its ears from disease as the zoo guy in the video would like you to believe. this animal is intact and other than being dead, is in its natural state. (of being) it seams that when a larger animal is "discovered" all the "expert's" want to dismiss it right off the bat, but there have been many recent finds of fish that have not been known of since the paleolithic era, and new species of spiders and snakes are found all the time.

reply to post by GunsInBothHands


I have to agree with you there..

after watching the video a few more time,

it does look like that is what it looks like.

other than being dead, that is one strange animal..

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