[Ditter]

The predators lick up the blood. What is remaining of the carcass after the soft tender parts and the blood are consumed does stay there for months. My husband has automatic cameras in his pasture to take pictures of the deer. Next time a cow is down sick and going to die I'll see if I can get him to set up a camera to record what goes on with the animal. I'll send you the results.

[Quix]

Let me type this very slowly . . . lol . . .

There are

NO TRACKS . . .

ABSOLUTELY NO TRACKS

OF ANY KIND

0.000000000000000000 TRACKS

TO OR FROM THE CARCASS IN NEW FALLEN SNOW OR OTHER SIMILAR EASY TO DETECT TERRAIN.

NONE.

THERE’S NO

AS IN 0.00000000000000000% BLOOD

NONE—NO LICKED UP SPOTS.
NONE IN THE VEINS.
NONE ON THE SNOW.
NONE ON THE ROCKS.

NONE 0.000000000000000% NONE.

ABSOLUTELY NONE.

At least when such began, we did not have the technology to leave that total absence of blood.

It sounds like you are simply not accepting the very thoroughly documented multiple cases of such.

When one does not accept the facts involved, one reaches crazy conclusions.

[Quix]

BTW, there are FREEPER RANCHERS who have had mutilations who’d dispute the details with you quite vigorously if they wanted to bother at all. They prefer to avoid touching the topic—particularly in open threads.