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<blockquote data-quote="sunnyblueskies" data-source="post: 1759538" data-attributes="member: 39112"><p>Give me your thoughts on cattle mutilations. Stories, explanations, experiences? Just stay respectful to each other, no matter what opinion it is.</p><p>Before I continue, I've never experienced cattle mutilations or seen one in real life on our place.</p><p></p><p>So. We live in an area where every so often farmers experience cattle mutilations. Recently again, about a week ago or so. I've seen the pictures of the carcass and yes it looks exactly like all the other pictures you can search for online. Ears, nose, mouth, tongue, soft tissue under the tail and in this case the penis and scrotum, since it was a bull calf (Last years calf) cut with surgical precision, no blood mess, no gun or arrow shot signs, no tracks to or from the animal. </p><p>Throughout the years this farm has lost 6 animals under those circumstances. Other farms in the area have lost animals under the same idea going back to the 1980's from what I'm aware of.</p><p></p><p>In Alaska a farm claimed the same kind of loss of an animal at about the same date, give or take. (End of July/beginning of August)</p><p></p><p>I had never heard of a thing like this before I moved here and quite honestly sit on the fence about it. Some shrug their shoulders and laugh about a claim like this and others fully believe the extraterrestrial explanation. </p><p></p><p>What strikes me as odd is this occurring not only in one area of the world, but in different places, countries. Same 'inflictions' on the animals. </p><p>I've seen enough dead cows, calves to know that this is not the same as a predator kill, a natural death and scavengers ripping off soft tissue. </p><p>So what is it?</p><p>Enlighten me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sunnyblueskies, post: 1759538, member: 39112"] Give me your thoughts on cattle mutilations. Stories, explanations, experiences? Just stay respectful to each other, no matter what opinion it is. Before I continue, I've never experienced cattle mutilations or seen one in real life on our place. So. We live in an area where every so often farmers experience cattle mutilations. Recently again, about a week ago or so. I've seen the pictures of the carcass and yes it looks exactly like all the other pictures you can search for online. Ears, nose, mouth, tongue, soft tissue under the tail and in this case the penis and scrotum, since it was a bull calf (Last years calf) cut with surgical precision, no blood mess, no gun or arrow shot signs, no tracks to or from the animal. Throughout the years this farm has lost 6 animals under those circumstances. Other farms in the area have lost animals under the same idea going back to the 1980's from what I'm aware of. In Alaska a farm claimed the same kind of loss of an animal at about the same date, give or take. (End of July/beginning of August) I had never heard of a thing like this before I moved here and quite honestly sit on the fence about it. Some shrug their shoulders and laugh about a claim like this and others fully believe the extraterrestrial explanation. What strikes me as odd is this occurring not only in one area of the world, but in different places, countries. Same 'inflictions' on the animals. I've seen enough dead cows, calves to know that this is not the same as a predator kill, a natural death and scavengers ripping off soft tissue. So what is it? Enlighten me. [/QUOTE]
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