Chupacabra Nature Preserve Sign – Warning from the Borderlands

They said the ranchers found their goats first—cold, untouched except for two perfect punctures at the neck. The locals whispered Chupacabra, the Goat-Sucker, a nocturnal predator said to stalk the deserts of Puerto Rico, Texas, and Mexico. Eyes burning red in the night, quills bristling like barbed wire, it left behind only silence and fear.

Long before government fences or “official denials,” locals marked the danger zones themselves. Hand-painted signs nailed to mesquite posts warned travelers to turn back before the dusk patrol began. This 12" x 8.5" tin relic captures that same frontier folklore — weathered typography, blood-red lettering, and a feral silhouette prowling beneath the words “KEEP OUT – CHUPACABRA NATURE PRESERVE.”

Crafted in durable metal with a distressed finish and pre-drilled holes for easy hanging, it looks like it was torn straight from a forgotten containment zone. Perfect for cryptid enthusiasts, roadside collectors, or anyone who prefers their décor with a hint of danger and legend.

Hang it at the edge of your own domain — a warning to the curious, and an invitation to believers.