Posted: 1/18/2026 12:47:26 PM EDT
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This guy is goofy but the information is astonishing. He has been researching biological anomalies on the ranch since before there was a TV show and there is some REALLY weird stuff happening to animals there. Skinwalker Ranch - Presentation by Ben Woodruff - January 10th, 2026 The high points: 1) Small animals do not decompose on the ranch. Rigor mortis does not set in, predators don't touch them, and ants don't eat them. Anything larger than a coyote seems to decompose like normal, but smaller animals/birds show no signs of decomp. A dead skunk laid there intact for 3 years looking like a fresh kill. 2) Autopsied dead animals show very strange characteristics, including one owl that had multiple bones missing but the skin was completely intact. 3) DNA results on the tooth of a dead canine showed 10% identified from Greenland and Asian wolves, 90% "other canid", which means it is an unknown wolf species with some DNA from 2 species of wolf that should have never met each other and certainly wouldn't be in Utah. 4) VERY interesting results of an experiment with trained falcons. 5) He experienced poltergeist activity while staying at the ranch. 6) He experienced a strange phenomenon like his "mind was taken over", documented on camera. 7) He says some of his craziest experiences on the ranch might still be used on the show so he didn't get permission to discuss them. |
Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
| From what I've seen and heard about there and surrounding properties it's far from just a TV show. Sure they profit from it but look at who purchased that property! I guess we will soon know if Chris Bledsoe's prediction that the Lady will show up March or April this year. |
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Originally Posted By builderbob12: its almost like there is a portal there seams stuff comes and goes im not sure all paranormal stuff is not tied together that way some how Many reports of individuals actually witnessing the portal and there is also a gravitational anomaly in several areas out there in the South West including supposedly Area 51. |
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Originally Posted By builderbob12: its almost like there is a portal there seams stuff comes and goes im not sure all paranormal stuff is not tied together that way some how Not sure what you mean with comes in and goes. Maybe the investigators going in are not those coming out? Swapped out for some other reality or worn like a skin suit? |
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Originally Posted By brass: Not sure what you mean with comes in and goes. Maybe the investigators going in are not those coming out? Swapped out for some other reality or worn like a skin suit? Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By builderbob12: its almost like there is a portal there seams stuff comes and goes im not sure all paranormal stuff is not tied together that way some how Not sure what you mean with comes in and goes. Maybe the investigators going in are not those coming out? Swapped out for some other reality or worn like a skin suit? |
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| I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. |
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Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. |
Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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Originally Posted By builderbob12: didnt they see a dire wolf at one time mabe they wander in to our time multiverse what ever and then wander out J6 or whatever he went by with Skywathers reported seeing werewolf type creatures, small greys, bigfoot, and several other type things there. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: Watch the video I posted. He says there are a lot of fascinating happenings that "don't make good TV" so they get cut out of the show for more rocket launches and silly shit. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: Watch the video I posted. He says there are a lot of fascinating happenings that "don't make good TV" so they get cut out of the show for more rocket launches and silly shit. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. Will watch tonight, thanks. That's really wild though because clearly all this weird stuff is getting a lot of views and attention across the internet. I think the Bob Lazar episode was Rogan's most watched one. I can't imagine what they televised was better for ratings. For History channel or whatever parent company, they might have considered it safe. I knew someone a long time ago that was given 10 grand to say what he saw in the woods one time was a werewolf (I think, it was a long time ago) on one of their shows, but he told me he didn't really see anything but a shadow. Still, they aired it with him saying he saw it. Since then, I generally assume most things on History channel are BS. |
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Originally Posted By brass: I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. |
Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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That was wild and 100x more interesting than the TV show, especially the last 10 minutes. The bird's feet missing bone was also hard to even try and apply logic to. That's also the first I've heard about the government trying to make anything UFO-related their property. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: If we are in a simulation, the Uintah Basin wasn't fully rendered. The code to reality is broken there. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. I haven't seen the TV show, just read the reports of what people have seen and wrote down and why they moved. From "beasts" and glowing eyes/orbs on the road to the cabin on the property to all sorts of stuff written off as regular wolves killing livestock though that's a thin explanation compared to the conditions and then the bluff/hill being a focus of the super strange crap. Last I heard, they were afraid to dig down to what they thought was the origin of some signals, though they were going to drill from the top to access it as well as a horizontal bore hole instead of a complete mine shaft sort of thing. I suppose I have an innate distrust of anything "modified" to spread to the masses, though I fully believe something is weird there from previous discussions. The video above does not fall into that category though. I feel the TV show is there to distract rather than inform but have no basis for that stance. No clue why I'm discussing the TV show, however. Details from it seem to get dropped into conversations and I get confused because I haven't seen the shows and have no desire to, with a 1000+ hour backlog of YouTube videos to watch. The compass thing is similar to the random events around "The Bermuda Triangle" which seems to be intermittent and a larger area than the acreage of this ranch. I think the TV show is kind of over top pushing things for ratings from some of the details mentioned in the forum from that show compared to things in this forum form interviews and book PDFs of previous owner and just wanting out even when they were told it was cursed or something and they they thought they could handle it, and realized the hard way that they weren't as full of pure stalwart willpower and presence as they thought once the weird stuff started happening. --ETA: Watching OP full video now so I'm not as much of idiot as it seems to have a couple bits of information in addition to what I have e heard from interviews but not this guy. --ETA2: This video was pretty cool in adding images and more context to some short article or book I read, though there isn't anything groundbreaking, it does have all solid information that matches what I've read from several sources and their reports as well as interviews. The cloud/weather thing is new though, as well as the ant hills and the DNA of the tooth being 89% being "unknown/other" when they are the lab that created a dire wolf from extinct DNA. They might have known more but censored it to keep people calm? |
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Originally Posted By brass: I haven't seen the TV show, just read the reports of what people have seen and wrote down and why they moved. From "beasts" and glowing eyes/orbs on the road to the cabin on the property to all sorts of stuff written off as regular wolves killing livestock though that's a thin explanation compared to the conditions and then the bluff/hill being a focus of the super strange crap. Last I heard, they were afraid to dig down to what they thought was the origin of some signals, though they were going to drill from the top to access it as well as a horizontal bore hole instead of a complete mine shaft sort of thing. I suppose I have an innate distrust of anything "modified" to spread to the masses, though I fully believe something is weird there from previous discussions. The video above does not fall into that category though. I feel the TV show is there to distract rather than inform but have no basis for that stance. No clue why I'm discussing the TV show, however. Details from it seem to get dropped into conversations and I get confused because I haven't seen the shows and have no desire to, with a 1000+ hour backlog of YouTube videos to watch. The compass thing is similar to the random events around "The Bermuda Triangle" which seems to be intermittent and a larger area than the acreage of this ranch. I think the TV show is kind of over top pushing things for ratings from some of the details mentioned in the forum from that show compared to things in this forum form interviews and book PDFs of previous owner and just wanting out even when they were told it was cursed or something and they they thought they could handle it, and realized the hard way that they weren't as full of pure stalwart willpower and presence as they thought once the weird stuff started happening. --ETA: Watching OP full video now so I'm not as much of idiot as it seems to have a couple bits of information in addition to what I have e heard from interviews but not this guy. --ETA2: This video was pretty cool in adding images and more context to some short article or book I read, though there isn't anything groundbreaking, it does have all solid information that matches what I've read from several sources and their reports as well as interviews. The cloud/weather thing is new though, as well as the ant hills and the DNA of the tooth being 89% being "unknown/other" when they are the lab that created a dire wolf from extinct DNA. They might have known more but censored it to keep people calm? Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. I haven't seen the TV show, just read the reports of what people have seen and wrote down and why they moved. From "beasts" and glowing eyes/orbs on the road to the cabin on the property to all sorts of stuff written off as regular wolves killing livestock though that's a thin explanation compared to the conditions and then the bluff/hill being a focus of the super strange crap. Last I heard, they were afraid to dig down to what they thought was the origin of some signals, though they were going to drill from the top to access it as well as a horizontal bore hole instead of a complete mine shaft sort of thing. I suppose I have an innate distrust of anything "modified" to spread to the masses, though I fully believe something is weird there from previous discussions. The video above does not fall into that category though. I feel the TV show is there to distract rather than inform but have no basis for that stance. No clue why I'm discussing the TV show, however. Details from it seem to get dropped into conversations and I get confused because I haven't seen the shows and have no desire to, with a 1000+ hour backlog of YouTube videos to watch. The compass thing is similar to the random events around "The Bermuda Triangle" which seems to be intermittent and a larger area than the acreage of this ranch. I think the TV show is kind of over top pushing things for ratings from some of the details mentioned in the forum from that show compared to things in this forum form interviews and book PDFs of previous owner and just wanting out even when they were told it was cursed or something and they they thought they could handle it, and realized the hard way that they weren't as full of pure stalwart willpower and presence as they thought once the weird stuff started happening. --ETA: Watching OP full video now so I'm not as much of idiot as it seems to have a couple bits of information in addition to what I have e heard from interviews but not this guy. --ETA2: This video was pretty cool in adding images and more context to some short article or book I read, though there isn't anything groundbreaking, it does have all solid information that matches what I've read from several sources and their reports as well as interviews. The cloud/weather thing is new though, as well as the ant hills and the DNA of the tooth being 89% being "unknown/other" when they are the lab that created a dire wolf from extinct DNA. They might have known more but censored it to keep people calm? My take on the History Channel, and especially Prometheus Entertainment, is that they make the UAP and paranormal topics entertaining without revealing enough to actually scare people. I think they're operating under a directive from somebody to keep it light and easy to ridicule. I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. Brandon didn't buy the ranch to make a TV show, he was approached by Prometheus after he bought it. Prometheus brought in Travis Taylor, who just so happened to be working for the UAP Task Force. So you have a team of investigators studying the ranch and it's purely coincidental that they end up with an agent of the government embedded there and a mechanism to enforce NDA's against them. It doesn't take a stretch to see the bigger picture here and it's VERY similar to what happened to Bigelow's team, just without the TV aspect. Somebody in the program/government/whoever doesn't want anyone looking into that place without oversight and control of what gets released. |
Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: My take on the History Channel, and especially Prometheus Entertainment, is that they make the UAP and paranormal topics entertaining without revealing enough to actually scare people. I think they're operating under a directive from somebody to keep it light and easy to ridicule. I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. Brandon didn't buy the ranch to make a TV show, he was approached by Prometheus after he bought it. Prometheus brought in Travis Taylor, who just so happened to be working for the UAP Task Force. So you have a team of investigators studying the ranch and it's purely coincidental that they end up with an agent of the government embedded there and a mechanism to enforce NDA's against them. It doesn't take a stretch to see the bigger picture here and it's VERY similar to what happened to Bigelow's team, just without the TV aspect. Somebody in the program/government/whoever doesn't want anyone looking into that place without oversight and control of what gets released. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. I haven't seen the TV show, just read the reports of what people have seen and wrote down and why they moved. From "beasts" and glowing eyes/orbs on the road to the cabin on the property to all sorts of stuff written off as regular wolves killing livestock though that's a thin explanation compared to the conditions and then the bluff/hill being a focus of the super strange crap. Last I heard, they were afraid to dig down to what they thought was the origin of some signals, though they were going to drill from the top to access it as well as a horizontal bore hole instead of a complete mine shaft sort of thing. I suppose I have an innate distrust of anything "modified" to spread to the masses, though I fully believe something is weird there from previous discussions. The video above does not fall into that category though. I feel the TV show is there to distract rather than inform but have no basis for that stance. No clue why I'm discussing the TV show, however. Details from it seem to get dropped into conversations and I get confused because I haven't seen the shows and have no desire to, with a 1000+ hour backlog of YouTube videos to watch. The compass thing is similar to the random events around "The Bermuda Triangle" which seems to be intermittent and a larger area than the acreage of this ranch. I think the TV show is kind of over top pushing things for ratings from some of the details mentioned in the forum from that show compared to things in this forum form interviews and book PDFs of previous owner and just wanting out even when they were told it was cursed or something and they they thought they could handle it, and realized the hard way that they weren't as full of pure stalwart willpower and presence as they thought once the weird stuff started happening. --ETA: Watching OP full video now so I'm not as much of idiot as it seems to have a couple bits of information in addition to what I have e heard from interviews but not this guy. --ETA2: This video was pretty cool in adding images and more context to some short article or book I read, though there isn't anything groundbreaking, it does have all solid information that matches what I've read from several sources and their reports as well as interviews. The cloud/weather thing is new though, as well as the ant hills and the DNA of the tooth being 89% being "unknown/other" when they are the lab that created a dire wolf from extinct DNA. They might have known more but censored it to keep people calm? My take on the History Channel, and especially Prometheus Entertainment, is that they make the UAP and paranormal topics entertaining without revealing enough to actually scare people. I think they're operating under a directive from somebody to keep it light and easy to ridicule. I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. Brandon didn't buy the ranch to make a TV show, he was approached by Prometheus after he bought it. Prometheus brought in Travis Taylor, who just so happened to be working for the UAP Task Force. So you have a team of investigators studying the ranch and it's purely coincidental that they end up with an agent of the government embedded there and a mechanism to enforce NDA's against them. It doesn't take a stretch to see the bigger picture here and it's VERY similar to what happened to Bigelow's team, just without the TV aspect. Somebody in the program/government/whoever doesn't want anyone looking into that place without oversight and control of what gets released. I think your idea is spot on. The government manages to subvert or co-opt most topics once they get wind of something new happening on the paranormal front, just so they can minimize, censor, or make it easily ridiculed with talk shows covering it, sort of the "laugh track mock" methods. Some of the stuff did get out though, early on, way before the TV show there was info on it and it was pretty fringe, then more and different people were brought in and it turned into a TV show after which the good snippet videos, photos, and PDF reports stopped coming out. |
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Originally Posted By brass: I think your idea is spot on. The government manages to subvert or co-opt most topics once they get wind of something new happening on the paranormal front, just so they can minimize, censor, or make it easily ridiculed with talk shows covering it, sort of the "laugh track mock" methods. Some of the stuff did get out though, early on, way before the TV show there was info on it and it was pretty fringe, then more and different people were brought in and it turned into a TV show after which the good snippet videos, photos, and PDF reports stopped coming out. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. I haven't seen the TV show, just read the reports of what people have seen and wrote down and why they moved. From "beasts" and glowing eyes/orbs on the road to the cabin on the property to all sorts of stuff written off as regular wolves killing livestock though that's a thin explanation compared to the conditions and then the bluff/hill being a focus of the super strange crap. Last I heard, they were afraid to dig down to what they thought was the origin of some signals, though they were going to drill from the top to access it as well as a horizontal bore hole instead of a complete mine shaft sort of thing. I suppose I have an innate distrust of anything "modified" to spread to the masses, though I fully believe something is weird there from previous discussions. The video above does not fall into that category though. I feel the TV show is there to distract rather than inform but have no basis for that stance. No clue why I'm discussing the TV show, however. Details from it seem to get dropped into conversations and I get confused because I haven't seen the shows and have no desire to, with a 1000+ hour backlog of YouTube videos to watch. The compass thing is similar to the random events around "The Bermuda Triangle" which seems to be intermittent and a larger area than the acreage of this ranch. I think the TV show is kind of over top pushing things for ratings from some of the details mentioned in the forum from that show compared to things in this forum form interviews and book PDFs of previous owner and just wanting out even when they were told it was cursed or something and they they thought they could handle it, and realized the hard way that they weren't as full of pure stalwart willpower and presence as they thought once the weird stuff started happening. --ETA: Watching OP full video now so I'm not as much of idiot as it seems to have a couple bits of information in addition to what I have e heard from interviews but not this guy. --ETA2: This video was pretty cool in adding images and more context to some short article or book I read, though there isn't anything groundbreaking, it does have all solid information that matches what I've read from several sources and their reports as well as interviews. The cloud/weather thing is new though, as well as the ant hills and the DNA of the tooth being 89% being "unknown/other" when they are the lab that created a dire wolf from extinct DNA. They might have known more but censored it to keep people calm? My take on the History Channel, and especially Prometheus Entertainment, is that they make the UAP and paranormal topics entertaining without revealing enough to actually scare people. I think they're operating under a directive from somebody to keep it light and easy to ridicule. I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. Brandon didn't buy the ranch to make a TV show, he was approached by Prometheus after he bought it. Prometheus brought in Travis Taylor, who just so happened to be working for the UAP Task Force. So you have a team of investigators studying the ranch and it's purely coincidental that they end up with an agent of the government embedded there and a mechanism to enforce NDA's against them. It doesn't take a stretch to see the bigger picture here and it's VERY similar to what happened to Bigelow's team, just without the TV aspect. Somebody in the program/government/whoever doesn't want anyone looking into that place without oversight and control of what gets released. I think your idea is spot on. The government manages to subvert or co-opt most topics once they get wind of something new happening on the paranormal front, just so they can minimize, censor, or make it easily ridiculed with talk shows covering it, sort of the "laugh track mock" methods. Some of the stuff did get out though, early on, way before the TV show there was info on it and it was pretty fringe, then more and different people were brought in and it turned into a TV show after which the good snippet videos, photos, and PDF reports stopped coming out. Fugal bought the ranch with the understanding that Bigelow would turn over the data/findings from the NIDS research. He turned over very little and gave some very shaky excuses about why he couldn't give it all. That info can't be classified because NIDS isn't a government organization, so there's some other form of control in place that Bigelow doesn't want to violate. They obviously found SOMETHING compelling there if they're holding onto it. I always go back to the very interesting fact that Bigelow shifted focus from studying cryptids and UAP at the ranch to studying consciousness and "life after death" immediately afterward. Something they found/experienced at the ranch forced a new direction of study. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: Fugal bought the ranch with the understanding that Bigelow would turn over the data/findings from the NIDS research. He turned over very little and gave some very shaky excuses about why he couldn't give it all. That info can't be classified because NIDS isn't a government organization, so there's some other form of control in place that Bigelow doesn't want to violate. They obviously found SOMETHING compelling there if they're holding onto it. I always go back to the very interesting fact that Bigelow shifted focus from studying cryptids and UAP at the ranch to studying consciousness and "life after death" immediately afterward. Something they found/experienced at the ranch forced a new direction of study. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By ashiha: I think the TV show is obviously dramatized, but I also think that some people there are actually trying to research something. What convinced me of that was that there were times where you can pause when a computer screen is being shown and can identify various software installed on the computer. Arduino, PCB design, etc. type things that don't really make sense if it were just a TV show. Those small GPS trackers that the one tech dude made were more examples. I haven't watched in a while, but my takeaway was that it isn't all just for TV at the very minimum. One REALLY wild story he shared was filmed but never made it to TV because it was delayed and then somebody on camera in the footage left the show so it won't be televised. I was tossing strange ideas out with what a TV show would do to keep an audience and reaching for explanations of the phenomenon you mention, too much weird going on there, and if Bledsoe says it is wierding him out, that's like an unstable person warning a sane person that behind that door is a true psychopath, and stay away. So much weirdness occurring in one place that nobody can come up with a plausible singular explanation. UAP hotspot doesn't cover it. Cryptids, UAP, poltergeist activity, atmospheric anomalies, flora and fauna not behaving normally, biological anomalies, electromagnetic anomalies, portals, something affecting GPS signals, unnatural sounds, etc. That place is the fucking upside down. I haven't seen the TV show, just read the reports of what people have seen and wrote down and why they moved. From "beasts" and glowing eyes/orbs on the road to the cabin on the property to all sorts of stuff written off as regular wolves killing livestock though that's a thin explanation compared to the conditions and then the bluff/hill being a focus of the super strange crap. Last I heard, they were afraid to dig down to what they thought was the origin of some signals, though they were going to drill from the top to access it as well as a horizontal bore hole instead of a complete mine shaft sort of thing. I suppose I have an innate distrust of anything "modified" to spread to the masses, though I fully believe something is weird there from previous discussions. The video above does not fall into that category though. I feel the TV show is there to distract rather than inform but have no basis for that stance. No clue why I'm discussing the TV show, however. Details from it seem to get dropped into conversations and I get confused because I haven't seen the shows and have no desire to, with a 1000+ hour backlog of YouTube videos to watch. The compass thing is similar to the random events around "The Bermuda Triangle" which seems to be intermittent and a larger area than the acreage of this ranch. I think the TV show is kind of over top pushing things for ratings from some of the details mentioned in the forum from that show compared to things in this forum form interviews and book PDFs of previous owner and just wanting out even when they were told it was cursed or something and they they thought they could handle it, and realized the hard way that they weren't as full of pure stalwart willpower and presence as they thought once the weird stuff started happening. --ETA: Watching OP full video now so I'm not as much of idiot as it seems to have a couple bits of information in addition to what I have e heard from interviews but not this guy. --ETA2: This video was pretty cool in adding images and more context to some short article or book I read, though there isn't anything groundbreaking, it does have all solid information that matches what I've read from several sources and their reports as well as interviews. The cloud/weather thing is new though, as well as the ant hills and the DNA of the tooth being 89% being "unknown/other" when they are the lab that created a dire wolf from extinct DNA. They might have known more but censored it to keep people calm? My take on the History Channel, and especially Prometheus Entertainment, is that they make the UAP and paranormal topics entertaining without revealing enough to actually scare people. I think they're operating under a directive from somebody to keep it light and easy to ridicule. I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. Brandon didn't buy the ranch to make a TV show, he was approached by Prometheus after he bought it. Prometheus brought in Travis Taylor, who just so happened to be working for the UAP Task Force. So you have a team of investigators studying the ranch and it's purely coincidental that they end up with an agent of the government embedded there and a mechanism to enforce NDA's against them. It doesn't take a stretch to see the bigger picture here and it's VERY similar to what happened to Bigelow's team, just without the TV aspect. Somebody in the program/government/whoever doesn't want anyone looking into that place without oversight and control of what gets released. I think your idea is spot on. The government manages to subvert or co-opt most topics once they get wind of something new happening on the paranormal front, just so they can minimize, censor, or make it easily ridiculed with talk shows covering it, sort of the "laugh track mock" methods. Some of the stuff did get out though, early on, way before the TV show there was info on it and it was pretty fringe, then more and different people were brought in and it turned into a TV show after which the good snippet videos, photos, and PDF reports stopped coming out. Fugal bought the ranch with the understanding that Bigelow would turn over the data/findings from the NIDS research. He turned over very little and gave some very shaky excuses about why he couldn't give it all. That info can't be classified because NIDS isn't a government organization, so there's some other form of control in place that Bigelow doesn't want to violate. They obviously found SOMETHING compelling there if they're holding onto it. I always go back to the very interesting fact that Bigelow shifted focus from studying cryptids and UAP at the ranch to studying consciousness and "life after death" immediately afterward. Something they found/experienced at the ranch forced a new direction of study. " understanding that Bigelow would turn over..." Since they're doing a sale contract anyway, adding a line that ensures it happens isn't much of an ask. Though it could be some even personal friend connection he has/had with an NHI which he doesn't want to put spotlight on him again now that he sold it. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. What compelling data and footage would not make for good TV? Sorry but the reason I don't watch the show because it is not good TV now. I would watch it if they did have compelling data and footage. |
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Originally Posted By lil_Sig: What compelling data and footage would not make for good TV? Sorry but the reason I don't watch the show because it is not good TV now. I would watch it if they did have compelling data and footage. Originally Posted By lil_Sig: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. What compelling data and footage would not make for good TV? Sorry but the reason I don't watch the show because it is not good TV now. I would watch it if they did have compelling data and footage. Market range is people with "most" having a high school diploma. Regular prime time is pointed toward 6 grade level. They can only push so much without people having an 'aspy attack' such as "hitting on things because everything changed and now everything they know is WRONG!!! Kill the Heretic!" Reaction from overhearing people, yeah, only people that both admit they watch these how it is discussed. I'd say over half the people have no clue or interest what the show is. |
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The one hour or half hour segments on Skinwalker Ranch, a few years back, were very entertaining and interesting. I watched about 15 minutes of the Travis Taylor crap and I haven’t watched since. |
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Originally Posted By lil_Sig: What compelling data and footage would not make for good TV? Sorry but the reason I don't watch the show because it is not good TV now. I would watch it if they did have compelling data and footage. Originally Posted By lil_Sig: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. What compelling data and footage would not make for good TV? Sorry but the reason I don't watch the show because it is not good TV now. I would watch it if they did have compelling data and footage. They want action and drama, which is why they primarily show the rocket experiments and the drilling, not "we found this dead skunk that showed no sign of decomposition for 3 whole years." |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: Anything "too sciency" doesn't make it on the show. Remember, this is the same production company that puts out Ancient Aliens and Curse of Oak Island so their idea of "good TV" is fucked. They want action and drama, which is why they primarily show the rocket experiments and the drilling, not "we found this dead skunk that showed no sign of decomposition for 3 whole years." Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By lil_Sig: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've seen enough from the Skinwalker team outside of the show to know they have a shitload of compelling data and footage that will never be on the show because "it doesn't make good TV", which causes any viewer even slightly skeptical to just dismiss it all and joke about rockets. Unfortunately, thanks to NDA's and claims of "we may still use that footage one day", a lot of good data doesn't get released. What compelling data and footage would not make for good TV? Sorry but the reason I don't watch the show because it is not good TV now. I would watch it if they did have compelling data and footage. They want action and drama, which is why they primarily show the rocket experiments and the drilling, not "we found this dead skunk that showed no sign of decomposition for 3 whole years." The part in red is what killed it for me. I watched five seasons always hoping there would be a little more substance and not as much fluffy overdramatized BS. The reality TV shtick got even worse the farther I got and I just could not do it anymore. Brass hit the nail on the head about the target audience. Unfortunately, I am not a member. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Oh shit this is fascinating!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlF317p0tgIThat is one guy who likely knows a whole bunch of stuff, and is still confused as to which parts are real, but has a lot better clue than us. Basically, George Knapp's Entire career sprouted from this single Interview:  Bob Lazar 1989 interview with George Knapp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY5LxACsYI4 Had rocky spots and narrow straits at times but he's reached some vindication which I'm glass he's lived to see. |
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Originally Posted By brass: That is one guy who likely knows a whole bunch of stuff, and is still confused as to which parts are real, but has a lot better clue than us. Basically, George Knapp's Entire career sprouted from this single Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY5LxACsYI4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY5LxACsYI4 Had rocky spots and narrow straits at times but he's reached some vindication which I'm glass he's lived to see. I’d like to see George as an interviewee. I think Jesse Michels would do a good job. The guy has to be a walking encyclopedia. |
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Originally Posted By Finslayer83: Lot's of hitchhikers have affected those who've been to Skinwalker. Dr. James Lacatski alluded to that in a podcast that I saw him on. Probably terrifying. I don’t know much about the topic. It’s a rabbit hole I haven’t explored. Got any links @finslayer83 ? |
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Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Dr. James Lacatski alluded to that in a podcast that I saw him on. Probably terrifying. I don’t know much about the topic. It’s a rabbit hole I haven’t explored. Got any links @finslayer83 ? Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Originally Posted By Finslayer83: Lot's of hitchhikers have affected those who've been to Skinwalker. Dr. James Lacatski alluded to that in a podcast that I saw him on. Probably terrifying. I don’t know much about the topic. It’s a rabbit hole I haven’t explored. Got any links @finslayer83 ? His book Skinwalkers at the Pentagon. It is unnerving to be honest. |
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Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Dr. James Lacatski alluded to that in a podcast that I saw him on. Probably terrifying. I don’t know much about the topic. It’s a rabbit hole I haven’t explored. Got any links @finslayer83 ? Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Originally Posted By Finslayer83: Lot's of hitchhikers have affected those who've been to Skinwalker. Dr. James Lacatski alluded to that in a podcast that I saw him on. Probably terrifying. I don’t know much about the topic. It’s a rabbit hole I haven’t explored. Got any links @finslayer83 ? @HighlanderI A "hitchhiker" is a being/spirit/other that hops from haunting a house or area and instead follows visitors to their area as something about their soul "tasted good" or similar. Curiosity thought, some are just light shows but then there's the bad trip ones where you're bringing the poltergeist from the Hotel of The Shining and re-home him at your house having given him a ride and you seem more interesting to hang around. That's the very rough edges line on what hitchhikers are and 'stick' to people from everything from haunted houses to a UFO 3/4 kind encounter. There are others, this is something from Bledsoe, where the ones he likes leave a marker on your soul / in mind. These have been seen on CT scan and are real which is the scary part. Gary Nolan covers those devices and they're a source of how some of the metal they are made of simply couldn't have been made on Earth. The isotopes and atomic weights change in literally the width of a molecule, that's how crisp of an edge their constructions make, while we consider it good to have a transition in maybe 1/8" when welding, these are just another level entirely as to construction, and placing them inside skull pushes that difficulty quite a bit higher. |
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Originally Posted By Finslayer83: His book Skinwalkers at the Pentagon. It is unnerving to be honest. Thanks for the recommendation Originally Posted By brass: @HighlanderI A "hitchhiker" is a being/spirit/other that hops from haunting a house or area and instead follows visitors to their area as something about their soul "tasted good" or similar. Curiosity thought, some are just light shows but then there's the bad trip ones where you're bringing the poltergeist from the Hotel of The Shining and re-home him at your house having given him a ride and you seem more interesting to hang around. That's the very rough edges line on what hitchhikers are and 'stick' to people from everything from haunted houses to a UFO 3/4 kind encounter. There are others, this is something from Bledsoe, where the ones he likes leave a marker on your soul / in mind. These have been seen on CT scan and are real which is the scary part. Gary Nolan covers those devices and they're a source of how some of the metal they are made of simply couldn't have been made on Earth. The isotopes and atomic weights change in literally the width of a molecule, that's how crisp of an edge their constructions make, while we consider it good to have a transition in maybe 1/8" when welding, these are just another level entirely as to construction, and placing them inside skull pushes that difficulty quite a bit higher. Though I find the topics fascinating to read about I’d have to say a giant “nope” to actually wanting to experience such things. |