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Stuffed Chupacabra

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Stuffed Chupacabra

September 3, 2009
3:50 am PDT

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I don't think this looks anything like the descriptions of what the chupacabra that was or maybe still be terrorizing farmers in Puerto Rico looks like. There were several sightings mentioned in Scott Corrales book and they were mostly all similar but none resembled a dog or coyote. /unsure.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=';)' />

"They insisted that the victim animals simply had died of dog bites from dogs or other animals. They suggested that disease might have been responsible for one animal's death. They denied that the victims had been exsanguinated, as many witnesses had claimed, and even suggested that the puncture wounds reported might be from barbed wire. Callers reminded them that some wounds were deep enough to reach into the victims' lungs, that the flesh was not torn as in dog bites, that signs of struggles were inexplicably missing, and that corpses did not decay normally, but their arguments were brushed aside. Also brushed aside were callers' attempts to bring extraterrestrials into the conversation.

When the recording ended. I rewound it and played it again and again. I still could not believe what I was hearing. The callers had the skeptics pinned against the ropes from the very first call." - Scott Corrales

September 3, 2009
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I don't think this looks anything like the descriptions of what the chupacabra that was or maybe still be terrorizing farmers in Puerto Rico looks like. There were several sightings mentioned in Scott Corrales book and they were mostly all similar but none resembled a dog or coyote. /unsure.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=';)' />

Dover I grew up hunting the deserts of South Texas and Northern Mexico and I have never seen anything like that!

The only thing I have to compare it to would be a domesticated mutt with a severe case of mange. The wide spread of the molars in the rear of the muzzle might suggest some relation to pit bull, but the muzzle is to long and narrow at the canines.

Maybe a 1/4 ? and a 1/4 ? with a 1/4 pit bull and a 1/4 mutt? Still ,all in all, it is a dog that is pictured. Great pic though. Still the stories from South Texas persist of a creature that when described can take on 100 different descriptions. Some walking upright, some a dog-like creature while others report glowing eyes?

September 3, 2009
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Just as a side note the only time that a Chupacabra story was ever related directly to me was on the Briones Ranch, south of Laredo, Texas. After several days of criss crossing dried up creek beds I did come across a very rare Jagarundi. May or may not have been what he saw. However the Jagarundi is one of the weirdest of the cat family I have ever run across.

September 3, 2009
5:54 am PDT

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Thanks DD for posting that.

I watched the Monster Quest, with the Chupacabra.

The woman had all but one of her chickens killed.

She had the Chupacabra stuffed with a chicken in it's mouth. Weird!

It looked the same as this, very dog like. The body only had a few hairs on it.

Mostly bald.

September 3, 2009
6:15 pm PDT

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Gosh darn it! I saw the title of this thread and got all excited. I was hoping for a recipe for stuffed Chupacabra to replace the more traditional turkey at Thanksgiving this year.

September 4, 2009
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Gosh darn it! I saw the title of this thread and got all excited. I was hoping for a recipe for stuffed Chupacabra to replace the more traditional turkey at Thanksgiving this year.

/laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=' Laugh ' /> There would not be a lot of prep cleaning, very liitle hair. /biggrin.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':rolleyes:' />

September 4, 2009
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Gosh darn it! I saw the title of this thread and got all excited. I was hoping for a recipe for stuffed Chupacabra to replace the more traditional turkey at Thanksgiving this year.

I got nothing but…eh… /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':rolleyes:' />

September 4, 2009
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Sorry – I'm not sure what came over me…strangely, Epicurious has no such recipes. /blink.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':rolleyes:' />

September 10, 2009
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Sorry – I'm not sure what came over me…strangely, Epicurious has no such recipes. /blink.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':rolleyes:' />

You could cook it, shred it and wrap it in a tortilla with green chiles and then deep fry it. Oh wait, that's a chimichanga….

Eh, I got nothin'

September 10, 2009
10:24 pm PDT

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Gosh darn it! I saw the title of this thread and got all excited. I was hoping for a recipe for stuffed Chupacabra to replace the more traditional turkey at Thanksgiving this year.

I hate to say it but I peversely thought the same thing initially…lol

Sorry – I'm not sure what came over me…strangely, Epicurious has no such recipes. /blink.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='<_<' />

Did you check in the endangered/cryptids section? I heard there's a loch ness etoufee that's to die for!

You could cook it, shred it and wrap it in a tortilla with green chiles and then deep fry it. Oh wait, that's a chimichanga….

HAH!!! Does it come w/Fried Ice Cream?

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