interview, would you like to do this? it spread like wildfire. it was something else. so what is this creature? could it really be the living legend? after months of bloodletting on dr. canyon s ranch, a similar looking beast is found dead. dna test results point to answers more mortal than mythical. it is coyote on the maternal side and mexican wolf on the paternal side. somewhat unusual because we ve not had mexican wolf in texas in over 82 years. the new species is yet to be named. we leaning toward texas bluedog primarily because of its color. and to get away from the mythical attachment with the chupacabra. blue yeller now occupies a fitting pedestal at the canyon ranch. it s the only one of its type known to be on display. i ve been on these back roads a lot, put lots of miles, and i ve never seen anything like it. that s the only one i ve ever
interview, would you like to do this? it spread like wildfire. it was something else. so what is this creature? could it really be the living legend? after months of bloodletting on dr. canyon s ranch, a similar looking beast is found dead. dna test results point to answers more mortal than mythical. it is coyote on the maternal side and mexican wolf on the paternal side. somewhat unusual because we ve not had mexican wolf in texas in over 82 years. the new species is yet to be named. we leaning toward texas bluedog primarily because of its color. and to get away from the mythical attachment with the chupacabra. blue yeller now occupies a fitting pedestal at the canyon ranch. it s the only one of its type known to be on display. i ve been on these back roads a lot, put lots of miles, and i ve never seen anything like it. that s the only one i ve ever
interview, would you like to do this? it spread like wildfire. it was something else. so what is this creature? could it really be the living legend? after months of bloodletting on dr. canyon s ranch, a similar looking beast is found dead. dna test results point to answers more mortal than mythical. it is coyote on the maternal side and mexican wolf on the paternal side. somewhat unusual because we ve not had mexican wolf in texas in over 82 years. the new species is yet to be named. we leaning toward texas bluedog primarily because of its color. and to get away from the mythical attachment with the chupacabra. blue yeller now occupies a fitting pedestal at the canyon ranch. it s the only one of its type known to be on display. i ve been on these back roads a lot, put lots of miles, and i ve never seen anything like it.