Ozark howler

There's a creature lurking in the Ozark Mountains that has left locals scratching their heads for years. They call it the Ozark howler - a cryptid said to resemble a cross between a dog and a wolf. Sightings of this strange creature are rare, but they have been reported often enough that there is definitely something s

In his book, Cryptozoology: Science & Speculation, Chad Arment explains that along with several

The greatest haint of the Southern United States is the Ozark Howler, a dark horned beast of the Ozark highland plateau

Description Prints: daniel-eskridge.pixels.com/fea… The Ozark Howler is a creature of Arkansas legend and folklore. Said to inhabit the Ozarks in the northern part of the state, it is described as being bear-like, dog-like or cat-like with a shaggy grey or black coat, red eyes, and, sometimes, horns. All accounts agree that it has a terrible cry. Most sightings are modern day, but a few go back to the 1800's. After publishing a number of cryptids, I started getting requests for this one. I…

The Ozark Howler.

A short horned version of the Ozark Howler drawn in 2020 amidst the fallen leaves of autumn

In the Ozark highlands of Missouri, the Ozark Howler creeps toward a tent, wondering what would happen if he opens it

The Mountain Howler is a mythological creature that is said to live in the remote areas of Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. It is described as being bear-sized, with a thick body, stocky legs, black shaggy hair, glowing red eyes, and sometimes horns." Pretty clearly the Ozark Howler.