
The Hamlet of Mirror is located in Lacombe County, in Central Alberta and injunction with Highway 50 and 21. It was incorporated as a village in 1870 and soon it’s numbers dropped giving it the title of a Hamlet. The community is small and it’s the type of place where everyone know’s each others business. So with a population of roughly 502 people, someone’s bound to see something. And that’s just what happened. During the early mornings of a cool spring morning. When a thick fog forged through the countryside and soon blanketed the landscape and gave off an error feeling of the unknown. It was something that resembled the film “The Mist”.
Now, this report isn’t based on the experience of a single person but instead of a Husband and Wife. A church-going couple who are retired and who both worked for the County of Lacombe and both couldn’t believe what they had seen. As like they always did on that day, they ate together, had coffee, and decided to drive through the country. A tradition they’ve kept for the latter part of twenty years.
On that fateful morning, the two drove through the fog and turned off the main highway 50 and decided it would be a nice change if they drove down Range Road 225. A decision that would soon lead to a sighting that they would never forget.
While they drove slowly through the fog they both claim they saw something moving in and out of the fog with such great speed that it couldn’t have been a man. While they continued to drive they could swear it looked like a Deer but it was too large to be a Deer. Not wanting to scare the known skittish animal the Husband slowed to a stop and waited for a moment or two. In the hopes of having it run away in the hopes of not hitting it.
Slowly, the Husband began driving again and was forced to slam on the brakes as standing just a few feet in front of them was the Deerman. It stood perfectly still and slowly stood up on its hind legs and is said to have towered over they’re car. Without a second thought, the Husband slammed on the horn and stepped on the gas, the fear took hold of him, and he didn’t want to have his life end if that was in the cards or not. He didn’t want to find out and was protecting the life of his wife. Just before his car was to make contact with the Deerman, it bolted into the fields covered by the thick fog.
The couple had no idea what they saw and didn’t stop until they reached their driveway. As night fell upon the Hamlet of Mirror the couple were stuck with more questions than answers. They talked through the night and thought what they had seen was nothing more than a trick of the mind, though in the morning they both believed what they had seen was that of the elusive Deerman. Since then, they don’t drive through the country that much anymore.
I reached out to the couple and they told me everything they could remember. I plan on visiting Mirror, Alberta in the hopes of doing a more in-depth article in the future. They went in great detail of the physical attributes of the Deerman, they also described the dead eye’s that cut through them like a knife. They never believed in the Deerman, that was until that one day, and now they wish they never have seen it. A part of you dies when you see something that you thought would never exist. This is a common trait of those who’ve seen other such creatures. You begin to wonder if you’ve been lied to your entire life. Though sometimes the truth makes one wish to live a life of lies when you see just what you thought was never meant to be.

