Beast of Bray Road
Also known as: Wisconsin Werewolf, Bear-Wolf
A shaggy, upright canine prowling a rural Wisconsin road since the 1980s.
1989
Elkhorn, Wisconsin
6-7 ft tall (upright)
Bold, unfazed by humans
Sporadic sightings continue
The Lore
First reported near Elkhorn, Wisconsin in 1989, the Beast of Bray Road is described as a large, muscular creature resembling a werewolf. Standing 6-7 feet tall on hind legs, covered in gray-brown fur, it was spotted feeding on roadkill. Investigative journalist Linda Godfrey documented dozens of witness accounts, making this America's most documented modern werewolf case.
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Folklore Origin
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