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Ran across this while exploring a western KY swamp near the Mississippi River.

 

It's definitely not a bear. If it's a dog, it's a crazy sized dog.

 

Thoughts?

 

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One other pic

 

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Chupacabra?

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Chupacabra?

 

Three other people have said that. I'm just glad it was dead.

Ran across this while exploring a western KY swamp near the Mississippi River.

 

It's definitely not a bear. If it's a dog, it's a crazy sized dog.

 

Thoughts?

 

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What county were you in?

Wild dog. Hybrid? Really strange.

It's part of the GTHO family of dogs.

 

This one is called Get The Hell Out of That Swamp Because There Could Be More.

It's part of the GTHO family of dogs.

 

This one is called Get The Hell Out of That Swamp Because There Could Be More.

:lol2: :lol2:

Indeed!

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It's part of the GTHO family of dogs.

 

This one is called Get The Hell Out of That Swamp Because There Could Be More.

 

Don't worry. It didn't take as long to get back to the car as it did to get to this animal.

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What county were you in?

 

I think Ballard County. Whichever county is the first one after you cross the bridge from Cairo, Illinois.

You didn't take a pic of the whole animal?

I think it's the donkey from Shrek

I think Ballard County. Whichever county is the first one after you cross the bridge from Cairo, Illinois.

 

That would be the county

I would love to see the rest of the body, especially the ears, paws and tail. It's head does look caninish, but i'm not so sure.....

Female wolves have been known to breed with large dogs. No idea if that's what this is, just a thought.

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