Ennis, Montana: The Sherwood Beast
Displayed mounted carcass of a mysterious wolflike creature -- also known as the Madison Monster -- shot in 1886 after a cow herd terror spree.
Madison Valley History Museum
- Address:
- 447 MT Hwy 287, Ennis, MT
- Directions:
- Madison Valley History Museum, four miles west of town on MT 287 toward Virginia City.
- Hours:
- Memorial Day - Sept. Tu-Su 1-4 pm. Closed M. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 406-682-4685
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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This is in a case in a museum. Be sure to sign in as they get funding by how many visitors they get. As an added bonus there is a blacksmiths shop to tour as well so it's a 2 for 1 stop.
[Andrea, 08/03/2013]Nearby Offbeat Places
Fly-Fisherman Sculpture, Ennis, MT - 3 mi.
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The Madison Monster was shot in 1886.