Beast Of Bray Road T-Shirts

Illustration inspired by the cryptid BEAST OF BRAY ROAD.

Original design by STRANGEOLOGY. Explore the world of weird with this cool and unique, Beast of Bray Road dogma/werewolf cryptid design 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 and remember: home is where the cryptids are.

Beware to motorists traveling through Elkhorn, Wisconsin at night! For you may come across a startling, monstrous sight! The legendary werewolf-like creature known as, The Beast of Bray Road! Celebrate your love for all things Cryptozoology with this howling illustration!

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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.

The "Home of the Beast of Bray Road - Wisconsin, USA" T-shirt pays homage to the legendary creature associated with Bray Road in Wisconsin. With a mysterious and cryptic design, the shirt is a nod to local folklore and the intrigue surrounding the mythical beast. Ideal for those intrigued by cryptozoology or local legends, this tee serves as a unique and intriguing statement for individuals connected to the enigmatic tales of Bray Road in Wisconsin.

Beware Bray Road in Elkhorn Wisconsin

Awesome wolf head cryptid design. If you believe in werewolves, Dogman, shapeshifters, skinwalkers and follow the sightings on Bray Road in Elkhorn WI, then you will appreciate this design. Great for cryptozoologists and creepy folklore enthusiasts. This Elkhorn Wisconsin Beast of Bray Road item is designed by Cryptid Hunter Werewolf and Dogman Apparel.

Elkhorn, WI. Home of beast of Bray Rd

Something fanged and furry stalks the fog-shrouded forest . . .

It's Creepy Acres' first Merch! Featuring a design that pays homage to the horror comics of old, this cover for the fictional "Tales from the Creepy Acres" #7 features a bunch of great cryptids including Sasquatch/bigfoot, chupacabra, the Bishopville Lizardman, jackalope, Kelly Hopkinsville goblin, and everyone's favorite dogman the Beast of Bray Road! Packed with Easter eggs for the TRUE Creepy Acres fans this design will ke

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

Wear this on your next search for the Wisconsin Werewolf

Dang mutt.

Dogman in a Swamp

Dogman of Elkhorn, Wiscosin peeking over a fence and sniffing for treats.

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!

Wisconsins Dogman cryptid!

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.

Are you or someone you know into Halloween road to hell? This Route 666 Highway to Halloween Road Sign design is just what you're looking for! With unique artwork it's a great way to let everyone know how much you're into the mark of the beast.

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!

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"

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.

This cryptid/horror illustration by Richard H. Fay features a terrifyingly wolfish dogman (or werewolf, if you prefer) standing upright on its hind legs.

An artwork of the legendary Dogman of Michigan, also known as "The Beast of Bray Road", but infamously known as simply dubbed as a "werewolf". How long they've been around? No one can surely know, but all we do know is that Bigfoot's got some competition out there in the vast remote wilderness.