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As a skeptic, I have always been interested in cattle mutilations. Most scientists who look at the wounds say that they are due to natural predation. But it seems to me that rachers, whose lives revolve around livestock and whose livelihoods depend on knowing them, must know when something is out of the ordinary. I'm not the kind of guy who is going to believe in UFOs or government conspiracies, but I do wonder if there is not a certain percentage of these in which something out of the ordinary, not paranormal, but out of the ordinary, is going on.
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As a skeptic, I have always been interested in cattle mutilations. Most scientists who look at the wounds say that they are due to natural predation. But it seems to me that rachers, whose lives revolve around livestock and whose livelihoods depend on knowing them, must know when something is out of the ordinary. I'm not the kind of guy who is going to believe in UFOs or government conspiracies, but I do wonder if there is not a certain percentage of these in which something out of the ordinary, not paranormal, but out of the ordinary, is going on.
but... the animals laid out in a large perfect circle with no sign of dragging or struggle ? Not likely random / natural predators (to this ranch kid). I was in the midst of the CO and WY mutilations of 1970s and 1980s. Pretty strange.
Was on a trucking route at 3AM and broke down on the prairie where this stuff was happening. Got picked up by 2 couples who were out chasing UFO's... was a LONG trip to town!
but... the animals laid out in a large perfect circle with no sign of dragging or struggle ? Not likely random / natural predators (to this ranch kid). I was in the midst of the CO and WY mutilations of 1970s and 1980s. Pretty strange.
Was on a trucking route at 3AM and broke down on the prairie where this stuff was happening. Got picked up by 2 couples who were out chasing UFO's... was a LONG trip to town!
One of the weirdest things is the cattle being mutilated are almost always either four or five years of age.
Often there is no blood spillage and there is no blood left in the animal. That suggests that they (whoever 'they' are) take the blood as well as the various chopped-out parts. The cutting is sometimes done with lasers because the edges of the wounds are burned or with precision cutting which a normal person unfamiliar with scalpels would not be able to do. Really, it needs a certain kind of training to core out animal parts like this in a nice neat way and most people would have no idea how to do it.
I think it would be easy to find out if the cow had been injected with something to coagulate the blood before chopping it up, and if that was not done, then I suspect there would be some oozing out even if you waited a couple of hours before you cut into the body.
In some instances, the cow body often looks as if it has been dropped from the sky which would match with what we hear about some kind of beam which lifts things up to the craft.
No, for me, there are too many strangenesses for this to be a common person doing all this as part of their ritual sacrifice to their devil or pagan god. I suspect it is either some kind of sick government experiment which has been going on for decades, or aliens doing research.
Helicopters dont ALL make a lot of noise, some these days are almost silent due to new technology.
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