www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/mythical-unicorn-found-in-deer/py32t8y?from=en-us_msnhp&gt1=42007

LOL no, it's not what you thought is it? I've seen a few of these over the years but it's still interesting and seems to point where the legend came from. Still, it's interesting.

I found that earlier too. It is pretty cool.

There's another mythical creature called a Jackalope (it might be a wisonsin thing because when I tell other people about it they have no idea) but it's really just a jack rabbit with a mutation that gives it branch like growths on it's head that look like antlers.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackalope

I had a jackalope piggy bank when I was little

MontiK wrote:
I found that earlier too. It is pretty cool.

There's another mythical creature called a Jackalope (it might be a wisonsin thing because when I tell other people about it they have no idea) but it's really just a jack rabbit with a mutation that gives it branch like growths on it's head that look like antlers.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackalope

I had a jackalope piggy bank when I was little

in TX you see "jackalopes" everywhere. they hang stuffed jackrabits and put deer antlers on them. Apparently thats "stylish" in restraunts and lodges... only in TX, yeah? lol

MoxyMikki wrote:
[quote]MontiK wrote:
in TX you see "jackalopes" everywhere. they hang stuffed jackrabits and put deer antlers on them. Apparently thats "stylish" in restraunts and lodges... only in TX, yeah? lol

LMAO not just in Texas either, they are all over the south and west. We even had them in Illinois.

You guys may have the jackalope, but here in South Florida we have something called the skunk ape. It's our version of big foot Tons of people claim to have seen that sucker, but actual proof? Nada, haha.

I bought a book called "strange wisconsin" a while back... there's so many little weird wisconsin local myths I can't even remember them all.

Up north we have the Hodag.. it's kind of dinosaur thingy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hodag

We also have the beast of bray road, it's like a bipedal wolf but it's spotted periodically thoughout the north western bit of the state www.beastofbrayroad.com/sightingslog2.html

This book is just short of 200 pages and it has a different story on everypage... we've got man-pigs, bearwolves, werewolves of several varieties, gnomes and leprechauns, and someone even sited 'aliens that brought pancakes with them'... and lets not forget goatmen or the numerous crazy ghosts (including one that is an animal and guards a pet cemetery) I love it here but I think wisconsin might take the crazy cake sometimes xD

Where I lived for many years there is a sea monster like the Loch Ness monster Nessie. Only for Chesapeake Bay. They call it Chessie, super creative, Not.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chessie_(sea_monster)