Blues Forteana ₳ Iggy Makarevich, AAS, LMNO

An excellent werewolf testimonial has been posted at r/dogman

Posted 14 hours ago by u/foxxservo86

The Oklahoma Dogman

It was 1991. The summer was warm. I was five. My Granny had just read from “The Three Little Pigs” and had put me down for a nap. I was never afraid of wolves. So the strange, hulking beast in the back yard was just a Big Bad Wolf.

That is how my mind remembers Dogman. In reality, he was just like a walking wolf, his legs… that is what I noticed. I say He because the Big Bad Wolf is what I thought I was looking at.

This is what I remember of my very real, very disbelieved encounter. He was about 25 feet away from my window. I got up to look out, and he was in the tree line, walking around. I called for my Granny, to tell her the Wolf was here for the pigs. Nobody ever believed my five year old self. But I remember to this day, Dogman was real and he was spotted in East Tulsa/Catoosa in the early 90s

Blackheart806
14 hours ago edited 11 hours ago

My great grandfather was the man that shot and killed a 300lb cougar in Roger Mills County after being told by every university and biologist there’s no way they could exist in western oklahoma.

It was stuffed and put in a display case in the Black Kettle Museum in Cheyenne. You can go see it today.

My grandpa (County Commissioner) used to refer to “Catamounts” being around very matter-of-factly. As a kid I thought he was talking about cougars.

He was not.

Asked him what a “Catamount” was and he proceeded to describe a bipedal nightmare creature identical to descriptions of “dogman”.

Had a family friend named Lynn Kenner. Textbook woodsman. Lived out in the boondocks near Cheyenne. My father and I went turkey hunting with him back in ’97. Lynn brought an AK. Asked him why. Said it was for “close encounters”. Blew it off as a joke.

Years later it all clicked.

Edit: Seems they’ve moved the contents of the museum to the Washita Battlefield National Historic Site right down the road. This is a good thing. It’s a really cool place and I encourage anyone interested in Native American history (or who just wants to see a cryptozoological success story) to stop by.

GrapeJuiceMan101
12 hours ago

Fuckin awesome story!

Blackheart806
12 hours ago

Look at the picture second to the bottom

Thats the cougar that wasn’t supposed to exist.

ThadeusKray
1 hour ago

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