
This episode discusses a disturbing report from 1975 detailing strange occurrences at a ranch in Colorado, including vibrations, unusual animal deaths, and sightings of a mysterious creature.
This document marks Part Two of the Rocky Mountain Ranch Research archival series, drawing from rare and lesser-known material preserved in the R. Leo Sprinkle Papers Collection at the American Heritage Center in Laramie, Wyoming. Included is a three-page firsthand report dated November 23, 1975, describing disturbing events at a remote ranch property near Kiowa, Colorado. The household reportedly experienced intense vibrations in the walls and a low pulsing sound, described as mechanical and not coming from outside, even when electrical power was shut off. During a walk of the property, witnesses documented a large, perfectly round snowless circle with only small patches of snow remaining inside it. A drop of blood was observed in the snow just outside the circle. The report also references multiple cattle deaths with surgical-style removals, including missing organs and unusual lack of blood at the scene. The account further describes sightings and tracks of a large unknown creature near the horse barn, along with an overwhelming sense among residents that they were being watched after nightfall. These documents represent an important and largely overlooked historical record…
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