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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.

Read: Behind the Hunt: Bloodless Howler »

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.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Bloodless Howler of Harrison County »

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.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Hunters Discover the Den Of the Bloodless Howler »

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 »

In light of the holiday, there is no new episode, but there will be a marathon of previously aired episodes.

Read: Mountain Monsters: 4th of July Marathon »

“Strange Mutants of the Twenty-First Century contains Keel’s very first ruminations on Mothman, as well as a variety of strange reports on black ‘demon’ dogs, phantom cats, Bigfoot and other North American giants, flying humanoids, flying saucers, flying snakes, and even stranger mutants that Keel believed reside with us on Earth.”

Read: Strange Mutants of the 21st Century »

Bill defends his cooking abilities and Jeff talks about how he was able to get video footage of the Shadow Creature. Also, hear how Huckleberry felt when he had to sit out a night investigation.

Read: Behind the Hunt: Shadow Creature »

The AIMS team travels to Braxton County, West Virginia, to investigate a clandestine killer known as “The Shadow Creature.” The team rappels cliffs and navigates the big timber as they chase the monster toward a super-sized snare trap.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Shadow Creature of Braxton County »

The Shadow Creature is known as an expert predator with tremendous climbing skills and the ability to move nearly undetected at night. This monster is covered entirely in a black exoskeleton and has only been spotted by the most hardcore woodsmen.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Hunters Discover the Shadow Creature’s Cave Dwelling »

The AIMS team travel to Braxton County, West Virginia, to investigate a clandestine killer known as “The Shadow Creature” and speak with Kim, a veteran mountain dweller who claims to have encountered the Shadow Creature.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Long-Time Mountain Dweller Has Encounter with Shadow Creature »

The AIMS crew sets a gigantic caldron trap in the heart of this predator’s territory and, in the midst of a rainstorm, tracks this butchering beast over treacherous terrain and across rising rivers.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Watch This Insanely Intense Showdown Between the Bear Beast and These Hunters »

From pre-Columbian legends to modern-day eyewitness accounts, this comprehensive guide covers the history, sightings and lore surrounding the most mysterious monsters in America—including Bigfoot, the Jersey Devil, and more.

Read: American Monsters: A History of Monster Lore, Legends, and Sightings in America »

In this episode, Wild Bill defends himself after risking the safety of the entire AIMS team. Hear why Trapper decided not to kick him off the team.

Read: Behind the Hunt: Bear Beast »

Local fishermen in Venice, Louisiana are searching the bayou for “The Rougarou”… a Cajun werewolf thought to haunt swamps. All the while scientists are looking for a mutant canine that they believe is the cause of the recent surge in creature sightings.

Read: Beasts of the Bayou: Swamp Werewolf »

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.

Read: West Virginia’s “Mountain Monsters” »