Is the Beast of Bray Road a real creature ? Image Credit: Facebook / Zeppet Workshop
A large bipedal wolf-like creature has reportedly been sighted in and around Walworth County for years.
Pretty much everyone has heard of Bigfoot, Chupacabra and the Loch Ness Monster, but in Wisconsin there exists a much more obscure cryptozoological enigma that you may have never heard of at all.
Known as the Beast of Bray Road, this peculiar denizen has been described as a large bipedal werewolf that is said to roam the wilds of Walworth County.
While no definitive evidence of its existence has ever been found, there are various witness testimonies and some researchers even claim to have found the beast's footprints.
A local news report detailing the legend can be viewed below.
People create their own realities based on their spiritual and educational upbringing and personal experiences. I see George as the Evangelical Christian Bible literalist of woo and it's obvious he doesn't get out much.
I happen to think George is a rationalist that follows the best evidence and argumentation. That has brought him into a different place than his spiritual and educational upbringing. His opinion of Piney is that he is into excessive cultural separateness and resentment towards the mainstream.
It’s obvious when you address me. Spend some of that good will you have on others like the good Papa. woo? Derogatory word there! Doesn’t get out much?????
I've been trying to track down whatever happened to Linda S. Godfrey's research on this case and other "Dogmen" legends. She had whole reams of interviews and taped every one. Would love a chance to go through it all. Whatever the phenomenon was/is the stories sure are great.
Statistically, it seems impossible for an unknown, rarely-sighted creature to remain so elusive in the state of Wisconsin, which has the largest number of registered hunters in the US (4,554,015) and in a county (Walworth) with a population density of 191.7 per/sq. mile (74 per/sq.km).
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