Bray Merch

Elkhorn, WI. Home of beast of Bray Rd. Features vintage wolf illustration. For fans of cryptozoology, werewolves, monsters and mysterious folklore.

Bellevue Woods above Delgany, that has some great views, here look out towards south Dublin and Howth, with the Little Sugar Loaf on the left and Bray Head on the right.

Lee Hampel grew up on a Dairy Farm in Northeastern, Illinois and is a graduate of Northern Illinois University with mathematics and chemistry majors. He taught high school, and is now retired. He purchased some land next to Bray Road in Elkhorn, WI. He soon found out there have been many unexplained entities that live there. He’s been on Travel Channel shows: Legend Hunter, In Search of Monsters, and Paranormal Declassified, as well as Discovery Channel's Expedition X.

Dogman in a Swamp

Mig AVIATIKA MAI-89 - 1996

D2 Elsie Bray artwork by Kevin 2022.

Bray Wyatt Eerie Enigma

When someone tells you Bigfoot doesn't exist, simply point at your shirt and say, "Discover for Yourself and get out into those woods to see for yourself"

A donkey snout with large buckteeths, with the words Haw above it, in a circus themed design

You’re interesting. Not entirely interesting, but... you have promise.

Protect others and warn them to stay off Bray Road by wearing this Tee. A savage beast brings terror to this lonely stretch of this road in Walworth County, WI.

A funny cartoon illustration for anyone who loves donkeys or mules. This cute donkey is loaded up with bags to carry and is braying. A farm themed design with a cute cartoon animal.

Maritime patrolling, air ambulance, military transport, Search and Rescue top cover and Parachuting operations

Maritime patrolling, air ambulance, military transport, Search and Rescue top cover and Parachuting operations

Dunder Mifflin is a part of Sa-bray! - hopped off the train in scranton, PA / another cloudy gray afternoon / jumped in the cab here you are for the first time / look to the right and you'll see the electric city sign / this is gonna be a good day / with dunder mifflin and sa-bray - the office

Let him in.

Air Force Northrop F-5E Tiger II

bray wyatt Creative T-Shirt

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It's a list of all our favorite cryptids! Classics like Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster as well as lesser known beasts like the Grafton Monster or the Pope Lick Monster! Plus everything in between!

Biplanes

The "Yowie Wowie" design is made to give you infinite passion

100% of all proceeds from all Bray Wyatt merchandise will be donated to charity in memory of Windham Rotunda/Bray Wyatt.

100% of all proceeds from all Bray Wyatt merchandise will be donated to charity in memory of Windham Rotunda/Bray Wyatt

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Wisconsins Dogman cryptid!

Irish Coast Guard’s Sikorsky S92 helicopter at Bray airshow.

ACCIDENT: Bede Aircraft Corp, EI-DNN, Garrenbaun Co. Waterford, 25 July 2015: Preliminary Report 2015-015 Please see the below Preliminary Report. NOTE: This Preliminary Report contains information, as known at this time, and does not contain analysis or conclusions. This information is therefore subject to change and may contain errors; any errors in this Report will be corrected in the Final Report. Occurrence Date: Saturday, 25 July, 2015 Report Date: Monday, 24 August, 2015 Downloads: http://www.aaiu.ie/sites/default/files/report-attachments/Preliminary%20Report%20%202015-015.pdf

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This aircraft commemorates the original Dragon EI-ABI which operated Aer Lingus’ first service from Dublin (Baldonnel) to Bristol on 27 May 1936. That original aircraft was sold in the UK in February 1938 and was lost during WWII. This aircraft was built by De Havilland at Hatfield in early 1936 and its first flight was performed by Geoffrey de Havilland himself. Its Certificate of Airworthiness was issued on 18 April 1936, registered in the UK as G-AECZ, and it was operated by several small British operators until it was impressed into military service on 11 October 1939, being later allocated RAF serial AV982. It was restored to the civil register as G-AECZ on 18 June 1946, registered to Air Taxis Ltd of Croydon

Bookish swag

Legend says the Beast of Bray Road has been roaming the isolated countryside of Elkhorn, WI since the 1930s and continues this stretch of rural road to this day.

Boys of Brayshaw High! Book related swag!