AudioBlog: A Wyoming Elk Hunter Takes a Ride in a UFO

Back in the days before aliens took on the form of the standardized
“Grey” model, they came in all shapes and sizes. UFOlogists called
them “humanoids,” and there was a wave of them in France in 1954.
In 1955 they started popping up in the United States and worldwide.
Many UFOlogists, who were trying to convince the scientific
community that the mystery was worth studying, tended to reject
humanoid reports. Some, such as Coral and Jim Lorenzen of the
Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, kept an open mind as long
as the humanoids didn’t talk. If a witness reported they had had a
conversation and were taken to another planet, that case was tossed
into the contactee pile. However, there was a case in the
seventies that made the Lorenzens and a lot of other researchers
rethink their position. On Oct. 25, 1974, Rawlins, Wyoming resident
Carl Higdon decided to take the day off from his job as foreman for
an oil drilling crew. One of his “key men” was sick with the flu
and he didn’t think anything would be accomplished that day. It was
the peak of elk hunting season, and he had just bought a 7mm
Remington Magnum rifle, so he probably didn’t have to think for too
long about how he would be spending the day. He loaded up his
company’s two-wheel drive pickup truck and headed for McCarty
Canyon in Carbon County. Complete blog with
links: https://podcastufo.com/a-wyoming-elk-hunter-takes-a-ride-in-a-ufo/


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