> I can't find even a tiny fraction of that number plausibly anchored on google sat view. You don't see cars on google earth either, unless there's a glitch.

> I can't find even a tiny fraction of that number plausibly anchored on google sat view. You don't see cars on google earth either, unless there's a glitch. Large cattle herds get blurred in a weird way that prevents counting the number of animals. I ran across this when looking at imagery [1] of the recent quarter-billion-dollar (yes, with a "b") ghost cattle fraud in Grant County, WA [2]. That's right, I said ghost cattle. I think it's only safe to assume something will definitely be left in satellite imagery if it's in the same spot 100% of the time. [1] https://goo.gl/maps/kBPzNE9d5Qhq5h4G7 https://goo.gl/maps/kBPzNE9d5Qhq5h4G7 [2] https://www.beefcentral.com/lotfeeding/us-cattle-feeder-pleads-guilty-to-244-million-ghost-cattle-fraud/ https://www.beefcentral.com/lotfeeding/us-cattle-feeder-plea...