Oregon cattle found with precise mutilations and missing blood

A series of unusual cattle deaths in Harney County, Oregon, has prompted investigations into livestock mutilation. Ranchers have discovered multiple carcasses with udders, tongues, or reproductive organs removed through precise, clean cuts that resemble surgical incisions.

Investigators and veterinarians noted a lack of typical predator evidence, such as torn flesh, tooth marks, or signs of a struggle. In several instances, the animals appeared to have been drained of blood, with little to no blood found near the carcasses or on the surrounding ground.

The phenomenon is the subject of a new documentary, ‘Not One Drop of Blood’, which examines these cases. While local law enforcement has expressed bafflement over the lack of physical evidence, some have even suggested extraordinary theories to explain the precision of the wounds.