Killing Fields: Military Veteran Witnesses Sasquatch and UFOs at Family Property

The Killing Fields has earned its reputation as one of the most unsettling Sasquatch hotspots in the country, and a recent conversation over on the YouTube channel Bigfoot Michigan Rob & Beyond dives into exactly how this place got its bone-chilling name. For anyone not in the loop, The Killing Fields is a massive property—over 100 acres—owned by a guy named David, who retired from the military and built a cabin on land that originally belonged to his wife's family. What was supposed to be a quiet retirement project quickly turned into something out of a horror movie. David had built up this incredible relationship with the local wildlife. The deer on his property would walk right up to him like pets—almost like a deer hunting farm, except these are completely wild animals. Then the killings started. And we're not talking about one or two deer. We're talking piles of 8 to 20 animals at a time, with broken necks, missing body parts, and broken legs. The really disturbing part? The deer weren't being eaten until they were nearly rotten. At first, David thought his family and friends were coming onto the property and killing the deer just for fun, so he ran everyone off. But the killings kept happening. Then his cattle started disappearing. Rocks were thrown at him, the corn he put out for the deer was taken and replaced with piles of rocks, and mysterious X marks started showing up in the middle of trails. One of the most spine-tingling moments described in the discussion was when David was sitting in his lawn chair—he's got this setup built into a hillside with windows overlooking everything—and saw what he thought was a person walking across the field. He was wondering who had the nerve to walk on his property without permission. It wasn't a person. It was a Sasquatch walking up the hill. His wife Linda also witnessed the figure, and they've both heard the vocalizations out there. But it doesn't stop with Sasquatch activity. The property is apparently loaded with other strange phenomena too—UFO lights, orbs, and metallic sounds like big metal doors slamming. It's the kind of place that has everything. The name "Killing Fields" actually came from the fact that David has four or five fields, but all this activity was concentrated in just one particular field. The story about the missing calf is particularly heartbreaking. David had a calf that was torn up—he assumed by coyotes—and when he went back to the house to grab supplies to treat the wounds, the calf vanished within 30 minutes to an hour. It was never found. The mama cow bellowed for a week straight in the middle of the night. The conversation also touches on how Miguel Sasquatch Theory actually did his very first interview with David from The Killing Fields, which helped launch Miguel's channel. The two became fast friends, and that first episode became a massive hit. This is one of those locations that really makes you stop and think about what's happening in these remote areas. The combination of Sasquatch sightings, UFO activity, and the bizarre way the deer and cattle are being killed and taken—it's the kind of stuff that keeps researchers scratching their heads. If you want to hear the full conversation and get all the details straight from the source, definitely check out the video on the Bigfoot Michigan Rob & Beyond channel. It's a discussion that covers a lot of ground and really gives you the full picture of why this place has earned such a haunting reputation.