Aliens may have landed and left one of their own behind in Pleasant Grove.

Stan Smith recalls some of the stories he heard as a child growing ip in the '50s in the swampy flatlands between Pleasant Grove and American Fork.

"We thought flying saucers landed in the fields. In the morning we'd go out and see matted down grass, and thought maybe that's where they landed," said Smith.

Smith brings those old thoughts, stories, and fears to life with his mysterious monster "Sloughfoot."

According to Smith, Sloughfoot is kin to Bigfoot, the large hairy creature that roams the forests of the Pacific Northwest.

Now, Smith says, Bigfoot has come in search of Sloughfoot and the two of them may be spotted roaming through his Bigfoot Corn Maze and the swampy forests that surround it.

Unlike previous years, this year Smith's maze is haunted.

"On Friday and Saturday nights we'll have spooks," said Smith.

The Bigfoot corn maze consists of trails and circles. In addition to the maze, a wagon ride will take visitors through a swampy haunted forest, the most likely place for a Sloughfoot sighting.

A childern's maze, pumpkin train, cornstalk and pumpkin patch, and concessions round out the fun at the Bigfoot Corn Maze.