Arizona · Series One
Mogollon Monster
The Rim Walker
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Arizona's towering rim-country wild man, known by its blood-freezing scream and the dead-fish stench that rides ahead of it.
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Mogollon Monster
Arizona
- Size
- Over 7 ft
- Habitat
- Pine forests & canyons
- Sighting
- Grand Canyon • 1903
- Trait
- Dead-fish stench
A towering wild man of Arizona's rim country, announced by a blood-curdling scream and a terrible stench.
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Evidence enclosed
Tucked inside every Mogollon Monster box is card #007 of 50: a collector's card you won't find in any shop, pack or booster. The only way to get it is to bring the Mogollon Monster home.
Fifty legends, fifty cards. Collect the figures, complete the field guide.
- Size
- Over 7 ft
- Habitat
- Pine forests & canyons
- Sighting
- Grand Canyon • 1903
- Trait
- Dead-fish stench
Sculpted from the sightings
Mogollon Monster, up close
- Figure height
- 5 inches
- Finish
- Hand-painted
- Edition
- Series One — The First Sightings
- Classification
- Mountain Hominid
- Family
- Forest Folk
- Legend reports it at
- Over 7 ft tall
The legend of Arizona
“Two thousand feet of sheer rimrock divide Arizona's desert from its high pines — and something walks the edge at night, smelling of dead fish and pine pitch, screaming at the moon.”
The Mogollon Rim is a two-thousand-foot wall of limestone and ponderosa running two hundred miles across central Arizona — high, cold, and lonely country that most people never see after dark. The ones who have tell stories of a giant that walks the rim at night: over seven feet tall, matted in dark reddish hair, with eyes that catch firelight from the tree line and a smell that arrives before it does. Witnesses agree on the odor — dead fish, wet fur, and turned earth.
What sets the Mogollon Monster apart from every other wild man of the West is its voice. Campers along Christopher Creek and Tonto Creek describe a scream that begins like a woman's cry and climbs into something no human throat could make, echoing off the rimrock until the whole forest goes still. Elk hunters have left full camps standing rather than spend a second night under that sound.
The Legend+
The first written account appeared in the Arizona Republican in 1903, when a traveler named I.W. Stevens described being menaced near the Grand Canyon by a wild creature with white hair, clawed hands, and 'long white hair and matted beard' — he found it crouched over the carcass of a cougar, and it screamed at him until he fled to his boat.
Rim-country settlers added their own chapters: cabins circled at night by something enormous on two legs, stones rolled down on camps from the cliff edge, livestock found with their necks broken and nothing taken. The high country between Payson and Show Low became the monster's accepted territory, and parents along the rim still invoke it to keep children close to the porch light.
Documented Sightings+
The most famous encounter belongs to Don Davis, a cryptozoologist who, as a thirteen-year-old Boy Scout camped near Payson in the mid-1940s, woke in the night to find something pulling at his cot. Following it into the moonlight, he saw it stand: 'huge and angry,' chest like a barrel, 'a real beast' that stared down at him before melting back into the pines. Davis spent the rest of his life chasing that memory.
Sightings have continued for generations — loggers in the 1960s, elk hunters in the 1980s, and a flurry of reports in 2006 from White Mountain Apache tribal land, where police dispatchers fielded calls about a tall, hair-covered figure crossing roads near Whiteriver. Tribal officers spoke openly to reporters about tracks and sightings they could not explain.
The Lore+
Apache tradition has long acknowledged a wild, hair-covered being in the White Mountains — spoken of carefully, and rarely to outsiders. Some elders consider it a guardian of remote places, a thing that appears when the land is being disrespected; an omen to be heeded rather than an animal to be hunted.
Modern trackers note the monster's habits differ from the Pacific Northwest pattern: it is bolder, louder, and more territorial, known for shadowing hikers just beyond the firelight and for the eerie habit of snapping the tops of young pines as it passes. Whether guardian, ape, or echo of something older, the rim keeps its secret — two hundred miles of cliff and timber is a lot of room to hide in.
Good questions
What comes in the box?+
A 5-inch hand-painted collectible figure of Mogollon Monster from Series One — The First Sightings, plus its collectible Fablins trading card — with Mogollon Monster's size, habitat, first sighting and signature trait.
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What if I need to return it?+
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