A Strange Harvest

"A strange harvest" was Linda Moulton Howe most famous documentary covering a very strange phenomenon still going on today that would be cattle mutilation.

She draws no concrete conclusions and lets the viewer make their own decision is it the government? Is it a private enterprise? Or could it be extraterrestrials in need of bovine biological parts for research?

Loaded with first-hand accounts, scientific evidence lab reports and lots of images that are very disturbing this is the movie that will really make you think about what's really out there.

It's hard to believe it's been over 40-years since this documentary was produced - and cattle mutilations are still occurring without explanations. The phenomenon is jarring and repeated all around the United States, even world. Normally things of this grotesque nature and frequency demand answers. The fact the mystery of remains should be cause for alarm. Instead, it seems to have faded into the folklore and paranormal realm, with either denial by some or a nudge and a wink by others. That, thankfully, is not the way it's presented by host and producer Linda Moulton Howe as she covers it with serious and excellent intent.

This is very real and horrific. It's a great burden by cattle ranchers stressing them emotionally and financially. They deserve better answers as does the public. Even PETA is surprisingly silent on the whole phenomenon, one that is obviously cruel and unusual treatment of a living creature resulting in death. If this is related to UFOS, or some secret government program, there may be hope the recent whistleblower revelation will ultimately create leverage to help explain this as a side to whatever else comes to light. It needs to be addressed as the disclosure process moves forward - it does seem to be related in some unthinkable way.

All I can say is folks need to see this now vintage look at one of the strangest phenomenon ever to regularly happen on our planet because it hasn't gone away. It deserves not to be swept under the rug. I'd go further and say it's now time for a new equally serous documentary to catch this bizarre type of animal mutilation up to date.