[Jeremae]

Seems I read that the hyotyl from maryland was caught and proved to be a red fox with mange.... but here we have another mystery beast from the great republic of Tejas

http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=317D3A73-8413-449D-A218-DEE30F924E81

[Skunkabilly]

The real question is: 9mm vs .45 for chupacabra? :evil:

[SiG Lady]

"The real question is: 9mm vs .45 for chupacabra? " :evil: Whatever the heck gets it done and drag it back to the newsroom so we can all take a damn' LOOK at this bizarro myth that keeps eating children (and scaring farmworkers or whatever), puleeez....!!!! :rolleyes:

[auschip]

Looks like a mangy dog too me. The snout doesn't look pointy enough to be a coyote.

[Harve Curry]

Looks like a wallaby from down under, if it ain't then it's a Malapai Morphidite from south of Grants New Mexico.

[SiG Lady]

...but do you happen to have Wallabys in the southern United States...? It doesn't look nearly as vicious as the portrayals in the Enquirer and other 'out there' publications have, uh, indicated.... :D

[SLCDave]

SiG Lady, I know where to find Wallabys in the Las Vegas area. There is a private golf course in the far northern part of the city, that was once owned by Steve Wynn, and is now owned by MGM/Mirage. They have Wallabys living on the golf course. My uncle was the contractor hired to build the Wallaby habitats.

[SodiumBenzoate]

It'll be interesting to see what it is, assuming it is something known.

The real question is: 9mm vs .45 for chupacabra?

But one'll also need a backup rifle...

AR or AK?