Ghost Adventures investigates Goatman’s Bridge in Texas, where a demonic satyr is said to lurk. This week on Ghost Adventures, the team head to Denton, Texas, where a demonic satyr lurks near ...

So is Goatman a goat-human monster, or is this hoax the Greatest Of All Time? The urban legend has allegedly been spotted in multiple locations throughout the US. Click through to watch a freaky ex… ...

People reported seeing the ‘Goatman’ or ‘Lake Worth Monster’ in Fort Worth in the summer of 1969. He was described as half man, half goat, 300 pounds and covered with scales.

Also known as the Goatman or the Sheepman, the Pope Lick Monster isn’t an icon of North American cryptozoology, lacking the national recognition of furry giants Bigfoot and Sasquatch.

The surprised hiker is Ogden resident Coty Creighton, who posted his hilarious tale of "goatman discovery" a couple of days ago on the social-sharing site Reddit. Though humorous, the original story ...

In the north Texas city of Denton, there's a legend that The Goatman haunts a local bridge looking for revenge on the Klansmen who killed him. The fable is grounded in the real-life horror of ...

He is also known as the Goatman or Sheepman. The story goes that he was captured in the wilds of Canada around the end of the 19th century and became the star of a circus freak show.