Ozark Howler T-Shirts

Original design by STRANGEOLOGY. Explore the world of weird with this cool and unique, the Ozark Howler cryptid t-shirt which makes a great gift for any cryptozoology, mythical, paranormal, and legendary creature enthusiasts. Perfect for cryptid lovers and those who want to represent their home state with an awesome vintage shirt. Get weird and grab yours today!

OZARK HOWLER RETRO COMIC

The dreaded Ozark Howler screams in the night!

Chapter 8 Part 2 of A Collection of Cryptic Cadences & Mythical Musings. Find the book on Amazon.

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Chapter 8 of A Collection of Cryptic Cadences & Mythical Musings. Find the book on Amazon.

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Sighted recently on West Mountain in Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas, this cryptid is described as a cross between a bear and large black cat, with curing horns. Also known to locals as the Sugar Bear

In the quartz rich soil of the Arkansas forests the remains of Ozark Howlers still prowl in the woods.

Cryptozoology Tracking Society. Ozark Howler. Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri.

The Ozark Howler wants you to believe in yourself.

A lovingly illustrated collection of 54 cryptids from across North America. All your favorites are here: Bigfoot, Chupacabra, Enfield Horror, Skunk Ape, Snallygaster, Flatwoods Monster, Hodag, and more!

In Arkansas folklore, the Howler is a legendary creature said to dwell in the Ozarks. According to tradition, the creature is bear-like in shape with a gray colored, shaggy coat. In December 2015, the Arkansas television station 40/29 News reported that it had received photographs purported to be images of the creature from a viewer. The station contacted the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, who responded that they had heard of no claims of sightings of the creature, and said that the images sent to the station were a hoax.

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