Sheep Squatch...
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Myth. And this is the worst kind of myth: a copycat myth. Everyone knows that the real part-man, part-goat, part-sheep creature lives beneath the railroad trestle bridge over Pope Lick Creek in Fisherville, KY.
The Pope Lick Monster is real...
The Pope Lick Monster is real...
And he doesn't like the paparazzi.Myth. And this is the worst kind of myth: a copycat myth. Everyone knows that the real part-man, part-goat, part-sheep creature lives beneath the railroad trestle bridge over Pope Lick Creek in Fisherville, KY.
The Pope Lick Monster is real...
Only one mythological beast per county please. Thanks, and remember, step relatives aren't incest
Only because they flat out refuse to leave him alone to do his work.
#man-goat-sheeplivesmatter
Dunno about Breckinridge, but I recently read that creature was spotted in an 4-wheeler park in the eastern half of the state. When the cops interrogated him, he claimed to be hunting a silver fox.Those of you in the area SW (Breckinridge) of Louisville, KY...have you seen it? Enquiring minds want to know...
Thanks guys... We've been looking for my mother in law for months now.
I need my target back. How else will I know if my sights are straight? lol
I can confirm that this thing is real. We used to hangout at that trestle. My buddy climbed it once and when he was about to get on top we told him not to 20 seconds later a train came running across.Myth. And this is the worst kind of myth: a copycat myth. Everyone knows that the real part-man, part-goat, part-sheep creature lives beneath the railroad trestle bridge over Pope Lick Creek in Fisherville, KY.
The Pope Lick Monster is real...
I want to attend the Crypto Homonid conference one of these years.
Sheep Squatch came to the US from Scotland.
Sheep Squatch came to the US from Scotland.
That is a pic of the very REAL beast I mentioned earlier known as the Pope Lick Monster…who resides in Fisherville. Notice the RR trestle bridge overhead in the background.
Please don't get it confused with the completely fictional copycat poser "Goatman of Sleepy Hollow" or whatever they call that imaginary creature in ghost stories and fables over near Oldham County.
