We Found Our Cattle Mutilated: San Luis Valley Ranchers Go Public

The most recent cattle mutilation on their land was found last week.

Ben and Ashlee ranch in Colorado's San Luis Valley. They keep finding their

cattle dead and mutilated on their own ground. This is not a story about

something that happened in the 1970s. It is still going on, and this week they

go public, live, with photos and video proof.

No narrator. No reenactments. No archival footage. Just the two people it is

happening to, taking your questions in real time.

Cattle mutilation has been reported across rural America for more than fifty

years and the description barely changes: clean surgical cuts, organs removed,

little or no blood, no tracks and no predator sign.

The San Luis Valley is where the modern phenomenon began. In September 1967 a

mare named Lady, misreported ever since as "Snippy," was found mutilated in