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http://www.prairieghosts.com/brayrd.html
This is without a doubt the most famous werewolf story in America, although sometimes it acts more like a shapeshifter than a werewolf.
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Great link bedb. looks like I'll have to get some more American cases on the site.
I'm telling my friends to check you out. We really love UK and British Isles paranormal stuff.
I've posted a link on the *gossip* group I belong to.
I really like Troy Taylor (White Chapel Press, Prairie Ghosts website). He has a nice writing style and is at least willin to consider the case he's writing about could be mistaken identity, a hoax etc.
The Bray Road Beast is a well known case (I personally believe it was a hoax) but it seems quite strange to me American writers have been quite ready and willing to call werewolves in cause while pretty much ignoring their own skinwalker tradition.
"Louhi spoke in riddled tones of three things to achieve: find and catch the Devil's Moose and bring it here to me. Seize the Stallion born of Fire, harness the Golden Horse. He captured and bound the Moose, he tamed the Golden Horse. Still there remained one final task: hunt for the Bird from the Stream of Death"
-Kalevala, Rune XIII-