Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico are the locations where this originally proliferated back in the 70s. Of course, it was everywhere in the plains states and Intermountain West. Dulce Mountain has been at the heart of the mystery almost from the outset. When you see one of these fallen animals, you are creeped out in a way you cannot quite understand.
More strange than the what is the why. What purpose does this serve? Why cows and not humans? Radioactivity? Why are they not even taking the tenderloin? Interstellar BBQ focuses on genitalia and the anus? So many questions.
Bravo, sir. As you know, such things have been going on for a very long time here in northern NM and southern Colorado. I know people who have seen all manner of related phenomena, and there are indigenous accounts of interactions going far back into the past that are still secretly commemorated. I very narrowly missed an opportunity to visit a "landing area" on top of an extinct volcano when a friend of mine turned ill. Then again, perhaps he didn't. It's all that sort of thing.
Yeah, but after 50 plus years, don't you want a mystery to be solved?
Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico are the locations where this originally proliferated back in the 70s. Of course, it was everywhere in the plains states and Intermountain West. Dulce Mountain has been at the heart of the mystery almost from the outset. When you see one of these fallen animals, you are creeped out in a way you cannot quite understand.
This story is creepy AF, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! I LOVE a good mystery.
More strange than the what is the why. What purpose does this serve? Why cows and not humans? Radioactivity? Why are they not even taking the tenderloin? Interstellar BBQ focuses on genitalia and the anus? So many questions.
Whoa! To paraphrase Old 43: That is some weird shit.
Bravo, sir. As you know, such things have been going on for a very long time here in northern NM and southern Colorado. I know people who have seen all manner of related phenomena, and there are indigenous accounts of interactions going far back into the past that are still secretly commemorated. I very narrowly missed an opportunity to visit a "landing area" on top of an extinct volcano when a friend of mine turned ill. Then again, perhaps he didn't. It's all that sort of thing.