Another reason I hate the woods and dark

The "Beast of Bray Road" is the name given to a legendary, large, hairy, wolf-like creature sighted in southern Wisconsin since the 1930s, with a peak in sightings in the 1980s and 1990s in the Elkhorn area. Described as standing 6-7 feet tall, with fangs, claws, and glowing yellow eyes, the creature is often seen on two legs, sometimes hunched over, and is known for its foul odor. While some believe it to be a werewolf or a type of Bigfoot, others suggest its origins could be connected to Native American legends like the Wendigo.
Description
Appearance: A hulking, muscular, hairy humanoid with a wolf-like head, snout, fangs, and pointed ears.
Stature: Typically described as 6 to 7 feet tall.
Movement: Seen walking upright on its hind legs, on all fours, or kneeling on its haunches.
Other Features: Witnesses report glowing yellow eyes, sharp claws, and a terrible stench.
History of Sightings
First Sighting (1936):
A night watchman at St. Kleta's School for Exceptional Children encountered a large, upright, furry creature that made a distinct "ga da rah" sound before fleeing, according to YouTube.
Modern Sightings (1980s-1990s):
Sightings became more frequent and drew national media attention in the late 1980s and 1990s, with reports from the Walworth, Racine, and Jefferson counties of Wisconsin.
Recent Sightings:
Sightings have continued in more recent years, including photographic evidence in 2018 and other encounter


@Bexsy another reason I do not like the woods.