Has anyone here ever actually went looking for a chupacabra? I live in Texas, in an area close to Elemdorf. After seeing the pictures of the chupacabra found near here. I did some research and found out the following things:
1)It likes chicken.
2)It also likes mulberries.
3)It weighs about 20 pounds.
4)There is still another live one running around.
5)It can consume 35 chickens in one day.
6)I have lots of chicken in my fridge.
7)I also have a mulberry tree.
8)I think I can handle a twenty pound dog.
Later that night I set out. I went about half a mile into the woods with several pieces of chicken, a ziploc bag of mullberries, a bowie knife (keep in mind I wanted to catch this thing, not kill it), and a pocket full of miracles. about midnight I found a clearing and set the bait in the middle of said clearing. I retreated to the woods (downwind) and waited. Sadly, nothing came, not even ants. Can anyone tell me what I did wrong?
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Im going to go to Mexico to hunt one,when I get a car and job. But the animal was badly decomposed and probably couldnt have gotten very far. Im eighty miles away actually, so Id guess this wouldnt be a bad area. But I would imagine Texas as being a great place for Chupacabra hunting seeing as how it is so close to Mexico. But dont you find it strange that absolutely nothing came. There are a ****load of coyotes near my place, and a bunch of chicken sounds like good bait. I have since decided not to go out again, as there was a recent convict escape near my house (yep, Im not afraid of a bloodsucking beast, but Im terrified of convicts). If anyone wants to join me in a couple of years on an expedition to Peurto Rico, i live in Winnsborro, Texas.
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you didn't do anything wrong, except i had no idea where you get the whole idea of it liking mulberries. last time i checked, it liked blood not berries. but don't worry, other than that you didn't do anything wrong. chupas are very elusive creatures, probably the MOST elusive of ALL cryptozooologist animals. it probably knew you were there.
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If a crypotozoology animal wasn't elusive it wouldn't be a crypto at all. It would just be an animal. And what the hell was that about mullberies??? Last time I knew they only drank blood from live stock.
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Josh how dumb can you get. First of all she said it is the most elusive out of All the crypto animals not that they wren't elusive. Next time mabey little bratty a** kids won't come on here like you.
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maybe you were too close and the chupa new you were there.And ill go on your expidetion email me at CDCHICKEN@AOL.COM o and how old are you????????????????
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Things u did wrong....
1.u need live chicken cause chicken that u put in the fridge had the blood drained out of it.
2.THERE CORNAVORS THEY DONT EAT BERRIES.
3.ur sent is on the food.
4.the animals that hunt always hunt with the wind blowing twards them so it smells u.
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Not only that but it's not a damn Chupacabra i'm looking for, it's the other Elmendorf Beast that the ;ady saw on the way to inspect the dead one. The first one was shot eating mulberries, so thats where i got the idea.
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Dammit Art, stop saying that we all know yuor full of ****. Even if you did have one, that would destroy my entire reason for going on an expedition. Anyway, just look up "texas chupacabra" easy as pie.
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