CARL HIGDON & METALLURGICAL ANALYSIS Read «La Mémoire des OVNI», Mercure de France, 1978, pages 109-110 & 260. Also : «The APRO Bulletin» Vol 23, n°5, page 1 ; «Flying Saucer Review» Vol 21 (1975), n° 3-4, page 3 ; «Skylook» n° 85, page10 ; n°87, page7 ; n°89, page 15 ; «CUFOR» n°22, page 20 ; «STENDEK» n°20, page 25. METALLURGICAL ANALYSIS MADE BY DR WALTER W. WALKER, then APRO member, too. See the photograph (by Rick Kenyon) of the bullet described by Carl Higdon as THE BULLET WHICH WAS FIRED AT A BULL ELK, but which traveled 50-60 feet, WENT SPLAT, AND FELL TO THE GROUND (READ SOME IMPORTANT EXPLANATION OF THIS IN MY BOOK). At about 4 p.m. Higdon was hunting south of Rawlins when his experience began to unfold. I walked over this hill and saw five elks, Higdon said. I RAISED MY RIFLE AND FIRED, BUT THE BULLET ONLY WENT ABOUT 50 FEET AND DROPPED. He went over, got the bullet and tucked it into a fold in his canteen pouch. I heard a noise like a twig snapping, and looked over to my right AND THERE IN THE SHADOW OF THE TREES WAS THIS SORT OF MAN STANDING THERE. The bullet which was greatly mangled (see photo) was only the copper jacket, the lead slug was missing. This jacket was examined by Dr. Walter Walker, APROs Consultant in Metallurgy who could only say THAT IT HAD STRUCK SOMETHING EXTREMELY HARD WITH GREAT FORCE. Higdon points out that the 7 mm bullet is so powerful IT CAN COMPLETELY TRANSIT A STANDARD TELEPHONE POLE. ufoevidence.org/cases/case308.htm
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