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The West Virginia Vampire Is On the Prowl and This Team Must Stop It

The A.I.M.S. team is looking for the Chupacabra during their first night investigation.

Mountain Monsters: Bigfoot of Putnam County

Premieres Saturday, March 14 at 10/9 pm c on Destination America

Also airs:

Sunday, March 15 at 1/12 am c
Tuesday, March 17 at 7/6 pm c
Wednesday, March 18 at 2/1 am c
Saturday, March 21 at 9/8 pm c
Sunday, March 22 at 12 am/11 pm c
Sunday, March 22 at 4/3 am c

Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings travel to Putnam County, WV to investigate the Chupacabra, known as the West Virginia Vampire. The team must meet with eyewitnesses and build an elaborate maze trap in an attempt to capture the creature.

Chupacabras are four-foot tall canines with sharp fangs that the team believes originated in Costa Rica, migrated north to Appalachia, and are now killing indiscriminately and terrifying locals. Ever since team leader Trapper first heard about Chupacabras in the 1990s, while fighting off vampire bats in Central America, he has been obsessed with capturing one of these beasts. The mystery of Chupacabras deepens when AIMS learns the bodies of their prey are vanishing after the blood has been sucked out. AIMS builds a massive box maze trap designed to contain as many of these Chupacabras as possible and arrives at the next step in their quest when they learn that, no matter what cryptozoic creature they go after, Bigfoot is not far behind.

See also:

This Video Evidence Of the Chupacabra Will Have You Running Scared
Mountain Monsters: Bigfoot Edition
Season 3 of ‘Mountain Monsters’ Premieres Saturday, March 7th
Pop the Moonshine! Mountain Monsters Renewed for Season 3

#MountainMonsters #DestinationAmerica

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