Where to find chupacabra undead nightmare

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Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: Stealingcandy Stealingcandy 11 years ago 1 Alright I'm at the level 5 undead hunter where it says find and kill the chupacabra and I've been searching every part of mexico for a combined total of 3 hours and I have yet to find it.

I've ran into more undead wolves and cougars than you can shake a stick at but for the life of me I can't get the chupacabra to appear. And don't get me started on that "look at the area north of torquemeda with the picture of the three horses, I found it in 15 minutes" because at least an hour and a half of my search was in that area with no such luck.

Trust me, I've gone to every suggested location multiple times now and haven't found diddly. User Info: gtaeddie gtaeddie 11 years ago 4 Go to where Las Hermanas is located at, on your map go down and youll see kind of like a huge mountain there will be alot of hills and once there roam around for a little bit, a message will appear saying a mythical creature has appeared exactly as the one that comes up when an apocalypse horse has appeared Gamertag: DarkBeat Main Quest.

It only spawns in Undead Nightmare after the other three horses have been at least caught, and then will show up virtually anywhere in New Austin, West Elizabeth or Nuevo Paraiso.

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