EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheep
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EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepScimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepScimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepFlashlights?
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepIt's amazing how poor the image is. The written description and the video are interesting to see in that order. The written description makes a lot of jumps in thinking that cannot be deduced from the video. But hey, I'm not the one out in the middle of the night looking at something un-ewe-sual.
Scimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepIn this day and age to have really poor quality video or pictures seems unreal. However, it seems that every time I need to photograph something that needs a bit of a covert op, I get the similar 'WTF is it?" quality as well. If it's not one thing, it's the other... the lighting, the moisture in the air, a window between my camera and the subject, a dirty window screen, the sun directly coming at the lense, etc.
Like feeding birds and wildlife, I can only assume that UFO's and aliens are also camera shy.
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepND - Is there anything written about how the brains are removed from the sheep?
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepScimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepWell, here's a bit of a detail: Sheep have been found with neat holes and their brains and other internal organs removed.
That second either had more information (update) or I missed this on the first link. Where's Abby from NCIS when you need her???
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheepI was wondering if neat holes meant bullet holes.
There is just enough written to hook you without spilling the beans, isn't there? Scimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: EweFO hunter: Aliens killing sheep"There's nothing like a Mutton, Lettuce & Tomato Sandwich..." -- Billy Crystal - the Princess Bride
I think that sums it all up... the Aliens are just hungry and the missing brains are for making Pudding after the main course I vaguely recall a show, I think it was on the Science Channel, in which this sort of thing was explained in a very interesting way; the fact that insects will eat the soft tissues first such as the eyes and eye-lid area and the brain as primary targets when their munch-time rolls around and it's time to do one of those little jobs they were put on this planet to do... clean up waste! There may be some scenarios that are a bit bizarre when it comes to the mutilations and how natural decay seems to be defied, but from what I've seen this is something it seems the jury has been able to weigh and take a vote on... and I'm a former UFO researcher of sorts... it was a hobby of mine back in the 70s when so much stuff was happening around Wright Patterson AFB (I grew up about 30 miles from it, right on the flight path... and for those scrutinizing my life, look-up the Northridge housing development just outside Springfield, Ohio and compare its location to common flight paths in the 1970s). My time in the Navy helped me reconsider many of my theories about UFOs and while I still believe we aren't alone and that we have probably been visited more than a few times, I also believe that the imagination coupled with a lack of connection with nature has brought about some rather fantastic tales when it comes to this kind of story... but that's just my theory
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