7 Photos of a UFO from Wisconsin from the 70's

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To me they look really good, and I would appreciate any opinions from you guys.

What do you think?


Here are some: (Also please don't forget to flag, if you think it should )

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hmm looks pretty real

Looks pretty legit to me, jim.

Originally posted by Inquisitive1
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Those are some very interesting photos.. Nice quality for being taking in the 70's, to boot.

Originally posted by shadowreborn89
hmm looks pretty real

Yea they do. For future reference, every time I post a UFO thread or anything, I do not say the UFOs are real, but I put them up to see people's opinions and what-not.

Interesting. I personally know someone that repeatedly saw lake-based UFO's in that general region of the US, also in the 70's. I will save the link and ask him if these fit the one(s) he witnessed. Personally, though, these strike me as pics of a military UFO/saucer, if such things exist.

Originally posted by Inquisitive1
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Those are some very interesting photos.. Nice quality for being taking in the 70's, to boot.

Yea, I thought the same thing, IT LOOKS BETTER than most of the UFO photos from today, for Christ's sake, ahaha.

Almost too good.

Do we know the story or if there's any other pictures/evidence?

Originally posted by Observer99
Interesting. I personally know someone that repeatedly saw lake-based UFO's in that general region of the US, also in the 70's. I will save the link and ask him if these fit the one(s) he witnessed. Personally, though, these strike me as pics of a military UFO/saucer, if such things exist.

Thanks! And, yea, I believe most UFOs are actually military craft/projects.

Those photos are clearer than most I have seen taken with today's modern equipment.

... the story is on the page that has been linked.

They found a spot along the shore where they could do some casting. Mr. S. had also brought along an FM portable radio. They had been at this spot for about a half an hour when the radio began picking up interference. It was then that Mr. S. looked up into the sky, thinking an airplane must be going over-head.

Great photos though. The glint of the sun on that photo where it's large and shows the underneath is somewhat convincing.

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yeah, anymore, ufo's are just orbs of light

where did all the saucers go?

Originally posted by DarthChrisious
Almost too good.

Do we know the story or if there's any other pictures/evidence?

Not that I know of, personally, I mostly just stumbled upon the website, and thought I'd share. If you go to the website I provided, there's a little "story" to it.

Ah, those were the days!

When UFOs were flying saucers!

I still haven't seen a good explanation for why the saucers stopped showing up and all we see now is huge hovering light arrays and weird shape-shifting plasma blobs.

But as interesting as the whole UFO thing is, there are more urgent matters requiring our attention. Someone's trying to put us and our country out of business, and we need a counter-strategy!...

Very nice pictures and website .Thanks for posting.

Originally posted by mjleonid12
To me they look really good, and I would appreciate any opinions from you guys.

Like all UFO photos, there's actually no way of knowing for sure.

In fact, they look just like the UFO photos I took many years back, where you throw an object up into the air and take a photo. Garbage bin lid, frying pan with no handle, other more elaborate object....

This is what my father seen in the 60's as a child. He remembers a dome top saucer hovering in the field, and my grandpa telling him to stay back away from it.

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The images have a strong feeling of the 'Billy Meiers' about them...very crisp and clean.