You should write more about Chupacabras for us here. I was in Puerto Rico and obtained some really nice wooden Chupacabras about 9″ tall. Someone took them from me to remember with… but I still have my patches.

I spent many years previously living in the heavily forested wilderness of far northern California.

Up north, the local Indians and remote ranchers firmly believe in the existence of Bigfoot.

Stories of encounters, distinct droppings, and tracks are almost never shared with “outsiders”.

Both in Mexico with their Chupacabras and north with Bigfoot, the local people maintain a special reverence for these illusive creatures.

Thus, most of these folks, who are the best qualified to help pursue in discoveries & documentation, shy away from assisting.

Winning their confidence is difficult to accomplish when breezing in for a short visit with expensive gear, aggressive mannerisms, and an agenda devisive to their tranquility.

The flipside is once you have truly broken bread with these people, you too acquire that reverence to protect that which the world would surely exploit & destroy, given the slightest breath of a chance.