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They are very cool books that cover a wide range of mysteries, including sightings of “big cats’ in the UK, mythology, folklore, ghostly black dogs, sea serpents, and much more…

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The anomalous phenomenon of red eye-glow is one that has been reported both with tangible, corporeal creatures of cryptozoology (including bigfoot, mystery dogs, and mystery cats) and with zooform entities of a seemingly supernatural, paranormal nature (such as phantasmal Black Dogs and pookas). The instance of red eye-glow presented here, however, provides a uniquely clear-cut, […]

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The AIMS team had Mother Nature working against them on this hunt. Hear about the struggles they faced hunting the Bloodless Howler on the exclusive aftershow.

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The AIMS team travels to Harrison County, West Virginia, to investigate a vicious canine-feline hybrid known as “The Bloodless Howler.” The team tracks the predator toward their Asian tiger-box trap in frigid temperatures.

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Eyewitness reports dating back to 1929 contend that the creature may also be impervious to bullets, but the Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings (AIMS) intend to put this theory to the test.

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Following eyewitness leads and a fresh trail of physical evidence, a team of West Virginia-based hunters and trappers set out to capture a vicious canine-feline hybrid called the Bloodless Howler.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Bulletproof Bloodless Howler Monster Has Been Caught on Camera »

Buck asks Trapper the load the trap, but this time he has a trick up his sleeve!

Read: Mountain Monsters: Watching This Monster Prank Will Have You Howling With Laughter »

Buck explains why he took this hunt so seriously and talks more about the single most entertaining moment he’s had on a hunt yet. Hint: It involves pee in Trapper’s beard.

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The AIMS team travels to Cherokee County, North Carolina, to investigate a ferocious feline called “The Cherokee Death Cat.”

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The AIMS team travel to Cherokee County, North Carolina, to investigate a ferocious feline called “The Cherokee Death Cat.” The team works to unravel the myth surrounding the creature and attempts to capture it inside of a complex wooden trap.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Death Cat of Cherokee County »

Summer nights we sat by a crackling fire alongside the creek waiting for a fish to take our bait. Then suddenly a loud splash followed by a strange sound moved over the darkened water. We told ourselves it was a fish or some woodland creature hidden in the night, to assure ourselves we were safe.

Another time while hunting raccoons in the dense dark woods, we waited for the dogs to pick up the scent of their prey. A tree’s branch rustled overhead and a heavy musk smell filled the night air; again we told ourselves we knew what waited beyond our lights in the darkness. Afraid of the deep woods or dark, no, but we sometimes wondered what hid in the deep woods of the western Appalachian Mountains.

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Submitted by a Cryptomundian: Believe it or don’t, it happened, and I have never been able to explain it away. I was 10 years old and walking my german shepherd dog on my usual route through my elementary school on a Saturday, broad daylight. We rounded a corner and there was a gigantic black feline. […]

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Cryptomundo’s special guest is John “Trapper” Tice of Destination America’s Mountain Monsters.

Trapper will be hanging out at the Cryptomundo table from 10-6:30 on Saturday, signing Mountain Monsters promo items.

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“…we are talking about nothing less than huge, black, bipedal cats. All of which brings us to the world of shape-shifters.”

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“A large black cat seen at an ancient historical site, a second encountered while the witness was in a distinctly altered state, and a third seen racing across a road: what do they all have in common?”

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