Some archetypes run deep. There are common myths and legends that span humankind, across continents and oceans. We, as humans, aren't very different, so there's no wonder that legends of cryptids and other unknown, unseen humanoids lurk the wilderness just out of our perception. These tropes come up time and again, from culture to culture. There's Bigfoot in the Pacific Northwest, the Yeti in the Himalayas, El Chupacabra in the Caribbean and Central America, the Skunk Ape in the Southeast United States, the Yowie in Australia, and countless other examples around the world. Michigan has its own spin on this legend - common, yet shockingly, individual stories about werewolves or man-sized canines. Shockingly individual until 1987, when a local radio deejay decided to write a song about it, and the public response blew up. Steve Cook, of WTCM (a pretty poppin' country station out of Traverse City) wrote this song: The legend holds that every 10 years, on years that