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Something is walking through the forests of northern Michigan — and it walks on two legs. First spotted in 1887 in Wexford County, the Michigan Dogman is described as a seven-foot-tall creature with the body of a man and the head of a dog, with a howl that sounds chillingly like a human scream.
The legend exploded in 1987 when a radio DJ played a song about it as an April Fools’ prank — and listeners started calling in with real sightings. The Dogman is said to appear on a ten-year cycle, returning on every year ending in seven. Coincidence? Maybe. But try telling that to the people who’ve seen it.
This week on The Breeze Files, we’re heading into the north woods. Leave the lights on.
It knows you’re listening.
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Something is walking through the forests of northern Michigan — and it walks on two legs. First spotted in 1887 in Wexford County, the Michigan Dogman is described as a seven-foot-tall creature with the body of a man and the head of a dog, with a howl that sounds chillingly like a human scream.
The legend exploded in 1987 when a radio DJ played a song about it as an April Fools’ prank — and listeners started calling in with real sightings. The Dogman is said to appear on a ten-year cycle, returning on every year ending in seven. Coincidence? Maybe. But try telling that to the people who’ve seen it.
This week on The Breeze Files, we’re heading into the north woods. Leave the lights on.
It knows you’re listening.
Support the show