Redneck Archaeologist Finds Chupacabra Den?
Howdy folks from Texas
I have been getting a lot of calls and emails from some people up in central Texas that have witnessed what is known as the Texas Chupacabra or Chubacabra. This seems to be a different animal than the one first seen in Puerto Rico but that has been a staple of Hispanic culture since at least 1960, when it was mentioned in a Bonanza TV episode.
I decided to take up an offer to go investigate the sightings and with my friend Pat, who used to live in the area and did know some of the witnesses. So off we got to meet Havey Hyek, a local rancher that said he has the animal living on his ranch.
After a couple of days of looking and coming upon dead cattle, we found what he said was a den and then another. Finding scat we noticed that the feces was mostly blood, which is what the name chuba cabra means, goat sucker, from the legends that it sucked the blood from it’s victims.
Hearing about an English NatGeo TV crew being in the area, we crashed the party and found several witnesses that had stories, photos, videos and even bodies, learning about the structure of the animal, Short front legs, arched back, extra hock on back legs, strange padding and elongated head. It is said to be a genetic makeup of Mexican Coyote, Texas Wolf and Mexican Hairless with other strange mixture that is undetermined at this time. It is said that they can climb trees and dig into the hillsides to from a narrow hole and then hollow out the interior into a den, using brush and grass to make bedding.
We come across a strange skeleton that matches the description of what the Texas Chupacabra has been described as looking like, Have we found the remains of Chupacabra? We have sent it in for testing and will report back when results are in.
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