POPE LICK MONSTER : The Half Goat Man Of Pope Lick Creek Kentucky Explained ( American Folklore )
Pope Lick Monster : The Half Goat Man Of Pope Lick Creek Kentucky Explained ( American Folklore ) 👹👹 Let's go on a journey to Kentucky as I explain to you what the Pope Lick Monster is that resides in the state of Kentucky. Now to me it's a variation of The Goat Man ( Goatman ) that is widely known to be a half man half goat as well. This is the Pope Lick Monster and yes you need to be afraid. If you enjoy mythology & folklore and want to learn more awesome tales then please consider subscribing Subscribe - / monstersoffolkloremof Twitter - / willienutter Other Videos : Cernunnos - • Cernunnos - The Horned Celtic God of the F... Wendigo - • Wendigo - The Flesheater Of The Forest Exp... Nuckelavee - • Nuckelavee - The Demon Horse of Orkney Exp... Manananggal - • Manananggal : The Vampire Witch of The Phi... Mothman - • The Mothman - The Legendary Cryptid of WV ... Grafton Monster - • The Grafton Monster - The Headless Beast O... Goatman Stories : • Goatman Creepy Stories : Real Encounters W... 👹👹👹 The Pope Lick Monster is a legendary part-man, part-goat or sometimes part-sheep creature reported to live beneath a Norfolk Southern Railroad trestle over Floyd's Fork Creek, in the Fisherville area near Louisville, Kentucky. In most accounts, the Pope Lick Monster (named after the Pope Lick Creek below the Pope Lick Train Trestle) appears as a human-goat hybrid with a grotesquely deformed body of a man. It has powerful, fur-covered goat legs, an alabaster-skinned face with an aquiline nose and wide set eyes. Short, sharp horns protrude from the forehead, nestled in long greasy hair that matched the color of the fur on the legs. #monstersoffolklore #cryptid #mythology #folklore In this video you will be learning : What the Popelick Monster is That The Goat Man & The Popelick Monster are just about the same thing just a different variation The Urban Legend surrounding The Popelick Monster & a pretty cool Folklore type Cryptid
