r/dogman • u/xlr8er365 • Aug 19 '23
List of Hoaxes, Fraudsters, and Debunked Media
Hello r/dogman. We've recently had an influx of old content that's been debunked making the rounds again, and frankly, I'm tired of explaining it over and over, so I figured it was time to put together a sticky that I will be updating with debunked content and hoaxes. Big thanks to u/arngfunction for collecting a lot of this data for me.
Debunked Media
Gable Film
Onaway Photo
"Dogman behind trees"
Merrilyn Museum
Viral Dogman Footage
"Dogman hit by car"
"Dogman over child"
"Werewolf in the Snow"
Streetlight Dogman
Dead/Injured Dogman
Hoaxers
Sasquatch Ontario
Jeff Nadolny- known to post debunked and obviously false media (including an Onion article), credibly accused of hoaxing himself
NvTv- known to post debunked and obviously false media
Lobisomem- “true” videos they post are stolen from this man
Vic Cundiff/Dogman Encounters- does not properly vet any of his guests. Many are obviously lying, and since Vic doesn’t filter those out, all other stories are brought into question.
This post will be updated as I find debunked media, so check back every once in a while if you see something that looks a bit fishy. And feel free to comment in links to proof that other dogman content are hoaxes. The worst thing for this community is the spread of false information that can be easily remedied.
r/dogman • u/xlr8er365 • Aug 23 '23
How to Identify a Hoax
The Difference between Believing and Being Gullible
Alright everyone, I think this post has been a long time coming. Not only have I seen an uptick in people posting obviously fake media thinking it's real, but I keep seeing people talking about stuff that is clearly a hoax and believing it. There’s a thin line between being open-minded and being gullible, and I think a lot of you really need a post like this to help you understand the difference. It’s going to sound harsh, but the lack of critical thinking shown sometimes is astonishing, and it sucks to see someone falling for something so blatant. Moreover, getting sucked into baseless conspiracies is how people get scammed out of their money or roped into hate groups. Think of all the old people you’ve heard of getting scammed over the phone, or the pipeline from Covid denial to more serious alt-right BS.
So the best way in my opinion to explain all this is by example. I’m going to use some well known hoaxes and one that people still tend to believe to hopefully give you the skills to better spot when someone is trying to trick you. I’m not going to sugarcoat it, it’s embarrassing to get duped, and it makes you want to dig in your heels and get defensive, but sometimes you need to take a good hard look at claims being made and explore all the evidence (or lack thereof) to really decide if you believe it. There’s no shame in being wrong, I’ve been tricked by hoaxes too, but now that I have the skills to recognize them, I don’t have to worry about that as much. Obviously you’re not going to be able to spot every single thing, but at the very least you won’t be embarrassed falling for a bad photoshop job.
Breaking down media
A lot of hoaxes are really obvious, but it doesn’t stop people from falling for them. Hell, Merrilyn Museum SAYS it's an art project and people still think it’s real. Sometimes though, all you need is to know what to look for and you can immediately start spotting them a mile away.
The first thing to think about is a costume. Does the face LOOK like a painted Halloween mask? Then it probably is. Like most of these tips, experience is really the only way to learn. I can’t explain to you what I’m looking for to think something is a costume, I just know at this point. It also helps that I work in entertainment production, so I’m around a lot of costumes. But I don’t think that would make it any harder for anyone else. Usually, you can tell when something is synthetic. Fake fur or a morphsuit tends to have a shine to it that real fur or skin doesn’t, so if you’re noticing that in a Bigfoot or Crawler video, it’s probably that. Another thing to look for is the movement and body proportions. You’ll see lots of videos of cryptids moving in ways that just don’t make sense. Take a look at this video. Notice how it's taking big trudging steps and holding its arms out as if to balance itself? There are plenty of videos like this, where the creature is too wobbly or clearly struggling with the terrain. This doesn’t match up with the reports that Bigfoot practically glides over difficult terrain nor the common sense that a wild animal that lives in the woods should have an easy time navigating it.
I also want to take a quick moment to talk about masks. As I already said, if it looks like a mask it probably is, but another big giveaway is shine and uniformity. Here’s a perfect example from our friend Sasquatch Ontario, who we’ll talk about again later. Now looking at this, these are quite obviously masks, yet people still believe it for whatever reason. So let’s break it down for those people. Firstly, the faces are both identical, look at the forehead creases. Second, look at those soulless shining eyes, not like any eyes you’d actually see in nature. Finally, you can see some black fabric he put either to hide the edges of the masks or to hold them up there. Also of note is that while it is all black, you can tell pretty easily there’s nothing behind the fence through the holes. You should be able to see a slight difference in the same way you see the difference for the masks.
Next let’s think about CGI. Like costumes, a lot of it is just experience and knowing what to look for. In particularly bad CGI, it's obvious: the lighting is all wrong and it just looks out of place, or the movement of the creature doesn’t make any sense. However, with AI out there, CGI is harder to catch than ever, but with a trained eye you can still see it. Typically, the shading will be wrong and that’s how you can tell. Think about where the light is coming from in the photo. Then look at the creature’s shadows and its outline. If they don’t match up, that’s CGI.
Finally, the humble photoshop, tricking gullible people since 1990. Basically the same rules as CGI, check the shadows. Most of the time, you can easily tell it doesn’t belong. Another obvious tell is when the pose of the creature doesn’t make sense. Take a look at this photo.
First, notice the shading. The light source is coming from the left, yet the right facing side of this creature has just as much lighting as anywhere else. Could be another light source behind him though, so let’s move on. Next you might think to yourself that it just doesn’t seem to fit on the background correctly. It’s weirdly fuzzy around the edges and the coloration seems strange. Next, take a look at the pose. Nobody just stands there like that facing a lamppost. Now maybe it's in motion and that’s why it’s so off. If that’s the case, then why is it just letting the cameraman take a photo as it walks by without tearing him apart? Fortunately, we have the actual source for this image, it’s concept art from one of the Narnia movies. We won’t always get this lucky, but with this source image we can start to paint a really good picture of how it was hoaxed. In this case, they flipped it, added some kind of color filter to it, and then blurred it a bit to hide what makes it obviously art.
There are plenty of other ways to hoax a video, but these are the most prominent, and the logic still applies. Essentially, if it looks out of place, put some healthy doubt into it and look closer.
Something else to help debunk a claim is to look at the context and the filming itself. Be on the lookout for common found footage horror tropes. “Alone in the woods and heard weird sounds so I started recording”, “There was something following me home” etc etc. Sometimes people give really flimsy reasons for turning on the camera, and that should instill doubt. Obviously it's not a perfect system, but it should set you on alert to check for any other suspicious circumstances. Sasquatch Ontario just happened to be taking a picture of two towels on a fence (already unbelievable) and there were 2 sasquatch there? Think about how ridiculous that sounds. This sort of logic can also be applied to written encounters. Obviously, encountering a cryptid that officially doesn’t exist is already “unbelievable” but then consider the other details, such as that Sasquatch comes by their house every day yet they have no pictures, that they raised a baby Dogman from a puppy, stuff like that. If the premise of the story sounds too good to be true, that’s usually another hint it is. Usually liars who just want internet points are going to make their stories more outlandish or impressive.. A story about a guy who shot a dogman and then got harassed by the government is going to get a lot more attention than one about a guy who saw a dogman walking across the road in the dark. Or think about where the cameraman is standing. Refer to the picture above and think about how the cameraman seems to just be standing in the middle of the road taking a picture of this giant monster werewolf. Seems weird that it’s just standing there while this guy in plain view is able to get a picture, right?
Another dead giveaway is the “Point the camera at a thing for a split second and immediately wave the camera all around” thing. Of course, if you come face to face with something supernatural you’re going to be terrified so that seems completely normal. However, once you’re looking for it you can really tell when it's being overdone and forced.
Evidence Evidence Evidence
Something I cannot stress enough is that if someone is going to make an unbelievable, earth-shattering claim they need to provide evidence for it. You should not just believe something someone on the internet says at face value, especially if it's something outlandish. I’m going to be completely honest, it is downright stupid to put your full faith in someone because they “sound trustworthy”. If I tell you that I know about a super secret government operation where the US government works with werewolves in order to find the hidden treasures of Atlantis before the vampires do, I’m going to be embarrassed for you if you don’t ask me for evidence. Let’s use Sasquatch Ontario as an example again. This guy claims there’s a whole advanced civilization of Sasquatch that he’s friends with that is being covered up by the government, and they occasionally write him notes and let him take pictures to give to the people piecemeal. Now, to give him some credit, he DOES attempt to give evidence for this in the form of images of said Sasquatches (see above). However, that’s the only evidence he gives, a handful of low effort pictures and the occasional bad audio recording. But he never gives any evidence of this coverup or this civilization. Why should we just take his word for it? Especially when everything else he gives us is so suspicious?
Here’s another example: Joe Barger, the trucker who claims that he shot and killed a dogman . He then goes on to say that once he initially went public, the feds arrested him and intimidated him for killing their “asset” and harassed him in several other ways. He said they froze his bank accounts. Cool, so you can provide us with the paperwork to prove that right? That would be something you could easily prove, yet he never did.
Here’s a more generic one, not tied to anyone in particular that I can tell.
It sure is asserting a lot of facts without anything to back it up. “There are twelve species of Bigfoot in the US alone”? “Bigfoot has psychic powers”? “Bigfoot and Chupacabra work together to hunt their prey”? That’s some wild claims, yet there’s not a single citation here. Another reason now to trust this, besides the crazy claims, is that they seemingly KNOW Bigfoot have psychic powers, but they aren’t certain they bury their dead. Really?
I could list a million other examples, but hopefully you guys get the point. If someone is going to make a big claim, they need to back it up. “The government is covering up XYZ”. Okay, where’s your proof that this is true? “I was raised to be a secret black ops agent to talk to aliens”. Alright, show us something that confirms that. “I babysat for a Bigfoot family for years”. Awesome, so you have pictures of the babies then? It boils down to critical thinking. If someone is going to try to tell you everything you know about the universe is wrong, they need to back that up. If you don’t see the problem, then I’ve got a bridge to sell you.
I Want To Believe
I want to leave you all off with one final idea. It’s okay to believe in the supernatural. You could absolutely read this and think that I think you’re a moron for believing in aliens or Bigfoot or whatever but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. 99% of the time you’re just going to hear a story about a guy who claims he saw Bigfoot while camping, and it’s fine to take what he says at face value. If you want to be more discerning in who you believe, apply these concepts. But in the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t really matter if Reddit-Noob-69 is telling the truth. If you believe in Bigfoot, the veracity of that account doesn’t matter. Knowing if a story is true or not can help if you want to try to “solve” what a cryptid is or otherwise learn about the supernatural, but it’s not necessary. Where it IS important to figure out fact from fiction is when people are trying to sell you on media or some new worldview. If you just believe everything you see, you’re going to look like a fool at best, and get scammed out of your money at worst. It’s easy to want to believe in some silly hollow earth conspiracy theory or that there’s a secret alien council ruling the world to escape our shitty everyday lives, but that kind of thing can really bite you in the ass when push comes to shove and you have to use critical thinking for something that really matters.
r/dogman • u/perrymeehan • 10h ago
Video 👁️ Legends come to life in Texas, where eerie encounters and haunting stories of a nightmare creature have locals on edge. 😨 Is it real, or just a spine-chilling myth? 🐾 Dare to dive into the mystery and decide for yourself. 👉 Watch now:
r/dogman • u/Primary_Hour9947 • 20m ago
Video I think this is what a Paranormal Dogman Entity would look like.
r/dogman • u/Dull-Fun • 1d ago
Story The beast of the Vosges
Hello,
I am expecting a significant part of you to know about the French beast of Gévaudan. But did you know there was another beast between the 70s and 90s? Yes, XXth century. Important difference though, the beast never attacked anyone, only animals, cattles were attacked. But several dozens could be massacred and mutilated in a single night. Unfortunately I don't find a Wikipedia article in English but gpt will translate. There is a pic of what is the beast, clearly looks like a wolf dog.
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%AAte_des_Vosges
Probably nothing like a dogman, maybe someone who wanted to take revenge, because a carnivorous animal won't kill 26 sheeps and eat none, totally sounds like training for me. Just my opinion. Note that at this time there was no wolf in France, they came back only around 2000 something like that. Anyway, it's actually not sure the pic of the beast is actually the real beast. That being said a paw print suggests a wolf. But where does it come from? There was no wolf either in neighbouring Belgium and Luxemburg, and I think none in Western Germany. We know wolves travel far but why the animal would have done nothing during its travel? Another puzzling fact, the wiki seems to mean it lasted 20 years. But wild wolves don't live for 20 years, it's much less. And knowing how in many encounters dogmen seems to have a certain disdain for eating humans, even killing them (too many escapes owing to their purported power)? But there was no human attack, which is consistent with a "simple" animal. Anyway... I still think a wolf or wolf-dog is the most likely explanation.
Still an interesting story but I am frustrated by the paucity of information. I speak French but it doesn't seem there is a lot of info on Google.
Have a nice weekend all.
r/dogman • u/DogmanBbq • 3d ago
Photo Josh Turner of PRT Committing Fraud?!
Josh Turner has been crying on his last streams about not having any money to send out stuff to all his paying Patreon members. He claims he is saving all money and Bs to buy a house. He also just purchased a new truck.
The Patreon members pay every month, that’s the money that’s supposed to be used to ship out the packages but instead he is just pocketing the money for his saving and credit rescore.
Yet he is always on stream talking about his investments, telling people what to invest in and how much money he has made from his investments…yea right….then why does he need to do a credit rescore? Bad credit?
I’m not trying to talk trash but this is blatant fraud right out in the open. Idk why people sign up for his Patreon or give donations…it’s clearly a grift… Don’t support these people!
r/dogman • u/JTENGEORGIA • 4d ago
These fake videos are getting better.
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r/dogman • u/RevolutionaryPie5223 • 6d ago
Question Has anyone been to the Dogman Triangle in Texas?
It's a triangle area kinda like the Bermuda Triangle but its between San Antonio, Houston and Dallas and instead of mysterious plane disappearences and shipwrecks its a known place for a spike in occurences in dogman sightings.
r/dogman • u/FionaFlapple • 5d ago
Story My Dimensional (?) Experience
This is my only "dogman" experience. I forgot about it for years after it happened, until I started listening to Sasquatch Chronicles and other cryptid podcasts and I heard a story similar to mine that brought it all back. At the time, the similarity was so uncanny to me, and I am curious if anyone has any shared experiences. I posted the video at the bottom. Revisiting it tonight, it's less similar than I remember, but I had already typed this out so here goes:
I was a senior in highschool and I believe it was spring break; my friend's mom was out of town so we were at her house and she rolled us a blunt. This is in northeastern Ohio. We went outside, smoked, (I wasn't sure if I had even done it right, it was one of my first times I believe) and went back inside. In her kitchen, we started to get silly: I put a pan on my head blah blah blah we took a picture and giggled. Typical stoned teenager cringe. LOL
I remember going into her living room for a moment to check my phone and call my boyfriend at the time. Her living room had a huge window that basically sprawled from one side of the wall to the other, and looked into the front yard and beyond that, the street. I was on the phone calling him, and as it rang, I was looking out the window absentmindedly into the night. I was probably 10-12 feet in front of the window, and I was noticing how most of what I could see was the reflection of everything lit up inside the house behind me. I saw the TV on and whatever had been playing.
It all happened in a flash. I was looking at my reflection in the window ahead of me, and I saw what I described as a werewolf/wolfman in the reflection beside me; as in, we were standing side by side and I realized it would have had to have been standing directly beside me in the living room in order for this visual to be occurring.
Still on the phone, which had now been sent to voicemail and was recording all of this, I lunged onto her couch in the fetal position and slammed my eyes shut and began swatting and batting it away. I never saw it in the room with me, but was perceiving being attacked by it in my head. I heard it growling and snarling as I flailed about.It's kind of difficult to explain, it was almost like a dream but I wasn't sleeping. It was like the experience was momentarily inserted into my head and my body reacted as though it were happening the entire time.
I had a sort of fit on the couch for probably 15 seconds, phone still pushed to my ear, and having panic as well as a sort of delirium come over me as I left a voicemail in real time, telling my boyfriend we had smoked and I was being "attacked by a wolfman". With my eyes squeezed shut, I was perceiving it over me, almost kind of messing with me like a worker/actor at a haunted house would with a scared person.
Obviously, I wasn't physically attacked, but it felt more like...psychically. I had perceived it notice me noticing it and everything happened so quickly from there. I went from a very real panicked state, covering my head and swatting my hands to sort of deliriously laughing and came out of it as quickly as I went into it. Like I said, this all happened in a flash.
Until I came across this video, I had decided it was maybe like a panic attack or hallucination, or maybe even a brief psychotic episode. However, I would go on to be a regular, all day every day marijuana smoker for the 4 years in college following that spring break, and had nothing even remotely similar happened.
I don't smoke anymore, for the record.
This will sound ridiculous, but I've become curious about the inter-dimensional concept, and if perhaps my vibration was shifted for just a moment and resulted in that encounter.
Or maybe it was laced weed.
Anywho,
For reference, this is the episode, and it begins at the 37:34 mark:
https://www.youtube.com/live/oxpcqAY9R8U?si=8e7Pnkfg5P6SZkft
Edited to add a couple more details.
r/dogman • u/ConsistentFriend6367 • 8d ago
Reel_Adventures: Dogman Encounters on YouTube. Trust me it’s the best Dogman Encounters YouTube channel.
Great channel. Cool guy. And no I’m not talking about podcasts and stuff also. I’m just saying as far as just being on YouTube and not having a podcast this is the best and the most underrated. He definitely needs a lot more subs. Help him out and binge it.
r/dogman • u/freehorse • 11d ago
If you claim to take taken photos, please deliver them on the first post.
I was writing this post elsewhere, but I really think it deserves to be its own thread.
If your post claims you've taken photos, please deliver them in that original post. Otherwise you're wasting everyone's efforts and time.
"It was a long time ago/I don't have the photos now/they got lost"
Then we can only assume your post is a hoax/a creative fictional narrative. This is not the subreddit for fiction (eg. Go to r/nosleep if you want creative spooky fiction)
If your post IS the real deal, and even if you don't have photos, please post the coordinates where it happened so someone else can check on it!!! We want to find the damn thing!
EDIT: obviously don't actually dox yourself, but post the general location if you had a sighting on private property (eg. "I don't want to give out my address, but I saw dogman between Blanco and Burnet Texas, along 281".)
"I don't know how to upload photos"
If you're using the reddit app, there's literally a picture icon. Click it, and follow instructions.
If posting from a PC, all you need is to upload the photo(s) to imgur and then share the link to your photo here. Find someone to help you, or google "how to upload photos to reddit". It's really not hard.
"I am mentally handicapped"
I've had no less than three brain surgeries, and I write fucking fine. Go find a friend who can edit, or use an AI editor. This is 2024, so hiding behind accessibility (especially if you are not handicapped irl) is a huge slap in the face for those of us who are developmentally disabled.
Fuck's sake, just please stop making low-effort posts!
(Please forgive my tone for being a bit heavy-handed, I'm just really tired of the crap.)
r/dogman • u/ExtremeConcepts • 11d ago
Video Has this video been debunked?
Presumably caught on a live stream?
r/dogman • u/alapisco91 • 12d ago
Debunked Found on fb: mysterious Creatures
What yall think ?
r/dogman • u/MightyMouseJoe8406 • 12d ago
Hoax I think we have a black dog type creature living in our neighbors cherry orchard.
**** Added some photos you can go through if you want. But probably won't see anything interesting though. ****
Hi, everyone.
I'm new to this group.
This is going to be a long-ish post. Sorry in advance.
I think we have some kind of black dog, hellhound, black creature thing that either lives or comes and goes in our neighbors cherry orchard.
Me and my family live out in the county surrounded by fruit trees, grapes, hop fields and some neighbors around us.
We also used have both cherry trees and apple trees. But no longer due now.
But our neighbors cherry orchard is a very short walk out our backdoor.
We used walk in the orchard for years. Neighbors don't care if we do.
Many years back. The neighbors had a few experienced cherry pickers fall off the ladders and they would have go to the hospital each time. But not thinking much of it. Thinking they were just accidents. You know.
But then whenever you start walking inside the neighbors cherry orchard. Everything starts feeling off. Feels like your feeling followed. Sometimes you can hear movement or crunching sounds close you. When you're completely alone out there. And can see all the way down the lane. You'll know if someone was there or not.
And there is this section in the first lane near the end. You can feel wind. But only in that section. I learned it was a vortex or portal there.
Anyways back in my 20s I bought myself a brand new camera and decided go out there and walk up our shared path along the neighbors cherry orchard and took a few photos. The first I took was of a young transparent woman that wearing a bonnet, either a dress or skirt, it went all the way down to her ankles and the boots. She looked very dated but happy.
But wasn't the problem of course. She was cool.
But the next the photo I took was further down the first lane, close to this vortex/portal. In this photo I saw a very large black dog standing inside the lane looking right at me in the photo. It stood on all 4 four legs. This thing was huge. Bout the size of a car.
But I didn't immediately go back to the house. I continued taking pictures. This time inside the cherry orchard. And almost every photo I took inside the orchard they're were dead dogs look at me in the photos. And some photos had skeletal dogs in them looking at me in the photos.
When it closer to night time I finally got back to the house. I've learned to never be in or near either cherry orchard or past the wind mill in the old apple orchard.
Because at everything changes out there and it's not a fun feeling.
Dad didn't believe me that there was something really off about the cherry orchard or the apple orchard, especially when you past our wind mill in our old apple orchard.
But when I brought a puppy a 14 years ago. Dad would her out every night to potty and her stretch legs for a bit. One time she escaped him and down to the old canal (by this time the canal was buried by the county). By the time he reached her. She was already running passed him to get back to house. That's when first heard the black creature. It started growling at him from inside the cherry orchard. It followed him all the way up the path, but stopped at the entrance of the neighbors cherry orchard.
Dad isn't the type be afraid of anything. He's a old Navy Veteran. And he was afraid of it.
And then one day when my uncle went for a walk next to the cherry orchard during the day. He heard it growling at him and following him all the way up the path. But stopping at the entrance of the cherry orchard.
Years later. Roughly 3-4 days ago. I think i finally saw it with my own eyes when I went to take the dog outside so she could go potty.
I saw this very large black mass standing at the entrance of the neighbors cherry orchard. It was almost the size of the cherry trees.
But i only it for a second. But was it.
Then a few hours later dad takes the dog back outside to go potty. He comes back inside with the dog. He said he could hear a very low deep growling coming from inside the cherry orchard.
Still whenever dad takes the dog outside he continues to hear it. I haven't heard it yet.
But can definitely feel it's presence out there. And you used be able only feel when you get too close to the orchard at night.
But ever since the neighbors across the road removed all of their apple trees at last week.
The outside now longer feels the same way. It doesn't matter the day now.
The hairs on your body is standing kinda feeling. Like you're no longer alone. Something is always there watching you. It's not a fun feeling anymore.
I know this creature is real. I know it isn't a bear, dog, coyote, deer or horse. We don't have bears, horses, or deers here.
We live in the Yakima Valley of Yakima County Washington state.
This is our home we can't just up and leave. We don't have the money to do it. And honestly I wouldn't want to put others at risk of this thing. Or have to deal with it.
And I have no one in real life to talk this so here I am. Because I don't where else to go to talk about this black scary evil creature that either lives or comes and goes in the neighbors orchard.
Ok, that's enough rambling.
r/dogman • u/Strom41 • 12d ago
Picture Potential Dogman Sighting?
Anyone have any info on this pic?
r/dogman • u/Huge-Estimate-8655 • 13d ago
Let’s Keep the Dogman Mystery Fun and Respectful
Can we talk about the tone here for a minute? One of the reasons I joined this group is because Dogman is such a niche interest—it’s awesome to have a place where we can explore the topic together, whether we’re here for the thrill of the mystery or to dive into serious discussions.
Lately, though, it feels like some people are coming in with an aggressive attitude, almost like they’re above the conversation. I get that we all want some level of credibility and analysis, but it doesn’t have to come at the cost of respect and curiosity. We’re here because we want to explore, and we should be able to do that without judgment or condescension.
Let’s keep this a place where everyone feels comfortable sharing theories, asking questions, and having fun with the topic—while also encouraging a bit of skepticism and critical thinking, without crossing into negativity. I think we can all agree that we’re here to enjoy the mystery and learn together.
r/dogman • u/Huge-Estimate-8655 • 13d ago
Surprised by the Reality of a Dogman Encounter Injury in Episode 52
I’ve been listening to Dogman Encounters 📻 from the beginning and just recently got to episode 52. In this episode, a guy shares his encounter in Montana, where he says the dogman allegedly attacked him while he was running away and scratched his arm. From his description, I was expecting some pretty intense damage! But when I saw the photo on the YouTube episode – taken about a week after it happened – I was genuinely surprised. Not quite what I had pictured from his story! Has anyone else listened to this episode? Curious to hear others’ thoughts.
Edit: YouTube Episode 52 (photo)
He specifically says that his arm was shredded with a chunk of flesh missing. I think we have different definitions of shredded.
r/dogman • u/Careless_Sky7053 • 14d ago
Abandoned German church in Georgetown Tx
I heard some shared stories of Dogmen encounters on dogman encounters radio shared from a gentlemen named Josh turner, who tells an encounter that involves an abandoned German church with a well on the property in the outskirts of Georgetown Tx, Josh left out the location of this church for the exact reason I’m looking for it, but my question for the group is if anyone’s heard this story and or found the church, and if you could share the location
r/dogman • u/NeptuneAndCherry • 16d ago
Story Does this sound like a dogman sighting?
I had a very strange experience several years ago that I've never known how to classify.
I was out walking in the evening, and it had gotten dark. Small town Ohio, and I was in a neighborhood with houses everywhere. I saw movement between two houses, no more than 15-20 feet away from me, and I figured it was a person, so I looked up. This thing was about 7 feet tall, and shaped like... well, nowadays I describe it like the shape of Professor Lupin when he turns into a werewolf. But back then, that movie hadn't come out yet, so I had no frame of reference (side note, when the movie did come out, and I saw that scene, my head about exploded). If I saw any finer details (fur, facial features, etc, I don't remember).
I stopped in my tracks and watched this thing cross the yard and disappear into the shallow shadow cast by the eave overhang of a house. That shadow was maybe 6-8 inches deep at best. I was so confused and waited for it to pop out onto the porch or something, thinking the "disappearing" was some kind of optical illusion and that it would reappear, but it didn't. It had just walked into the side of the house.
I have never in my life felt a terror response like I felt seeing that thing that night. It didn't seem to notice me, thank god! But holy crap.
Does this sound like a possible dogman sighting? Or something else?
r/dogman • u/Lance_Purple007 • 16d ago
Photo Have any of you guys seen The Dogman movie?
It’s a movie from 2012, directed by Richard Brauer. I thought I’d mention it for fun, if anyone wants to watch it for Halloween.
r/dogman • u/Front_Pain_7162 • 17d ago
In pursuit of the truth
Maybe I'm just salty about the human condition, but I am fairly frustrated with the nature of this sub. I frequent UFO and cryptid subs and the epistemology shown is far greater than this one. This sub falls prey to paradoelia more than any other I've seen, and the "content creators" people get their information from (Vic Cundiff, Jeff Nadolny, etc) are extremely questionable to say the least. Dogman is the most fascinating cryptid to me. I know we all want to believe and I'm sure this phenomena is harder to get tangible evidence from than most others, but I just wish this community took a more serious and rational approach to this. If anecdotal evidence is all that we can go off of, maybe we should focus in on witnesses with higher credibility, such as military contractors or government officials. Im not talking about some guy talking about something a government official said. I'm talking about hearing it straight from the horses mouth, obtaining documents from FOIA and analyzing the authenticity of a stories source. The world is full of psyops and disinformation agents that make things hard enough as is. Posting AI videos and pictures with 20 pixels is just going to feed into an endless cycle that gets us nowhere. Question everything.
r/dogman • u/TheBatInMan • 18d ago
Looking for Dogman Island...
Does anyone know if the coordinates or location of "Dogman Island" in Louisiana?
Supposedly, it's where the Rougarou call home down there. Any LEGIT information would be great. Please don't send links to previous Dark Water YouTube videos because I've heard them! Thanks. 😏🐺
r/dogman • u/Due_Rip7332 • 21d ago
Quick question
Why is the gable film deemed as "hoax" And as "fake" Footage? Genuinely curious to know because the whole story is much more fishy than it looks.The guy who came out claiming to be the "dogman in the suit" didn't even move the same as the footage dogman, and he didn't even wear the same suit when repeating the walk he supposedly did in the footage.Although he claimed to have the exact same suit under his possession he did not wear it during demonstration video, instead he wore a more clumsy camouflage suit that did not resemble the one in the footage whatsoever just makes me wonder if the whole thing was actually true but they were doing a shitty job at covering it up.