Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 27th, 2017
On Friday Oct. 20, Chester Moore had renown cryptozoology author Loren Coleman on as a special guest on “Moore Outdoors” on Newstalk AM 560 KLVI.
Listen to the program here.
Read: Loren Coleman and Chester Moore Talk Patterson Gimlin Film »
Posted by: Chester Moore on October 20th, 2017
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the most controversial wildlife footage ever captured.
Posted by: Chester Moore on December 30th, 2015
Feral hogs have become a media darling with numerous television programs directed at their pursuit over the last few years.
Read: Search for MONSTER hogs begins… »
Posted by: Chester Moore on November 6th, 2015
In 1995, while spending time in the thorn and cactus-filled wilds of South Texas, I heard a crazy story about a bowhunter who was startled by unusual loud cries coming from the creek bottom he was hunting.
As his adrenaline production went into overload, he pondered what might be making that sound and why it was coming his direction. The sounds got louder and louder, so he readied an arrow just incase.
Read: Feral Monkeys in Texas »
Posted by: Chester Moore on November 4th, 2015
Austin Stevens with a rare tzabcan rattlesnake in Yucatan, Mexico.[/caption]
Last week I communicated back and forth with Austin Stevens, renown wildlife television host and author of Austin Stevens Snakemaster: Wildlife Adventures with the World’s Most Dangerous Reptiles.
In the dialogue for an upcoming magazine feature came information on what is likely the world’s rarest snake.
Posted by: Chester Moore on October 30th, 2015
The still included here shows a a distinctly “red wolf” look and at least shows an animal that has much red wolf lineage. The video was taken in one of the counties where the last known “pure” red wolves were captured in 1980 for the federal captive breeding program.
Read: Texas Cryptid Canine Video »
Posted by: Chester Moore on October 22nd, 2015
A newspaper clipping from my hometown newspaper in 1986-six years after the red wolf was declared extinct.[/caption]
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