The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch

This is unlike any experiment we've done before.

We're gonna have two helicopters flying over the triangle

sending signals back and forth.

What I'm going to show you was during the flight.

- Lord, have mercy. - That's on the ground.

It looks like the other uap that came out of the mesa.

- Bingo. - That's amazing.

There is a ranch in northern Utah.

It is considered the epicenter

of the strangest and most disturbing phenomena on earth:

Animal mutilations, bizarre ufo sightings

and unusual energies that have proven harmful to humans.

For 20 years, the federal government

tried to find answers and failed.

Now a new team of dedicated scientists,

researchers and experts has taken over.

They are determined to solve the mystery and reveal

the secret of skin walker ranch.

Hey, guys, what are we looking at today?

We're looking for a relationship

between two things, okay?

So last week, you know, we captured this object here

during the course of the experiment

with the two helicopters.

Yeah.

That's the first one and...

You remember that light that seemed to go

into the mesa and then come out right here on the property?

That uap that looked like

- it came out of the mesa? - Yeah.

Both of them seemed to be headed towards the triangle.

After our dual-helicopter experiment

above the triangle last week,

led us to capturing video of a stunning orb-like uap

Erik bard realized that it looked very similar

to something we documented last year.

A uap entered the mesa in the east field

and then exited the mesa right near the triangle

as if it had traveled straight through solid rock.

And Erik also noticed that in both cases,

these uaps were headed right toward the triangle

where we've documented more phenomena

than anywhere else on skin walker ranch.

So we'd really love to figure out the connection

between these mesa entry and exit points

and the triangle.

I think it's worthwhile to take a look at that video again

- from last year. - I agree.

I'm gonna take us forward

to the portion of the video where we start to see the light.

So right there.

See, this is where it went in.

That's right above the east canyon,

close to the petroglyph.

I-I think I agree with you, Kaleb.

I mean, it puts it right there in that spot.

That's a really interesting area.

Yep.

There's a long history of these stories

denoting some type of portal here on skin walker ranch.

Even some suggesting that the petroglyph

from the east canyon's area is related to a portal.

So, based on the evidence that we have,

I think we have to leave open the possibility

that some of these tales that we've heard about this area

and portals could be true.

At this point, it's way more than a coincidence.

Okay. We'll continue.

So, the next frame here is

- when it comes out. - Right.

Right there.

Look how close to the triangle it is.

Yes.

I mean, that is not far at all from the triangle.

No. That's right on the road that we use

- every day to come over. - Yeah.

And in this perspective,

it is absolutely moving toward the triangle.

Right.

I mean, it really

looks like it is traveling to that spot.

- Yeah. - Just like that other uap.

- Exactly. - Wow.

I think what we got here is a rough estimate

that it went in somewhere near the petroglyph,

and then came out of the face of the mesa

on the triangle side.

So this is actually a fractional piece of evidence

that suggests the mesa and the triangle

are connected somehow.

Right?

I can't help but think about people in this area

living here for generations, talking about seeing things

coming in and out of the mesa, too.

And-and this is that exact area.

So now that we have a general idea of where

the entrance point and where the exit point is,

what's the next step?

I have an idea.

So what if...

We go out in the east field to the mesa

and bombard it

with a signal that we can easily measure.

Maybe we send the 1.6 gigahertz at it.

And then we go out to the mesa

on the triangle side with the receivers

and see if we see that signal

coming out of the face of the mesa

right there by the triangle.

Yeah.

To test the native American legends

about portals on skin walker ranch,

my idea was to use a signal generator

to broadcast a strange 1.6 gigahertz radio signal

that we've recorded during past experiments

into the in point where we saw the uap

entering the mesa last year,

which is also the same spot

where that petroglyph is located.

And then Erik will have a signal receiver

at the out point where the uap exited the mesa

and flew towards the triangle.

Now here's the thing.

Due to the long distance between us,

Erik's receiver should not be able

to detect my transmission.

So if he does receive it,

that could mean some kind of direct passageway

through the solid rock mesa

like a portal... made it possible.

It's a worthwhile experiment to see what happens.

Okay. Well, it sounds like we've got a lot

to get going to try and figure this out.

Yeah.

- Okay. Great. - Good.

We'll get boots on the ground right now and find the spots.

Welcome back.

Thanks. It's great to see you.

It's good to have you out.

While the team are preparing for the experiment,

we have Ben woodruff with us at the ranch.

He's a biologist at the hutchings museum institute.

We have some samples

that we'd love you to take a look at,

as a biologist.

We reached out to him

because we observed some really strange things happening

with life and even death on the property.

We had a cow that went down last October.

Really kind of mysterious.

There were no indications

that there were any, any health problems with that animal.

- And it just went down. - And it just went down, yeah.

Yeah.

We'll get a chance for you

to really get your eyes on it, put your mind on it and see

what sort of insights you can share with us.

Sounds great. Yeah. Meanwhile we've got

a couple of birds we want you to look at that are dead.

Yeah, they're partially decomp but not heavily.

That's a strange thing here.

Why is it that some things on the ranch

die and decompose normally

and some, they just don't decompose?

- Yeah. - Well, let's go check it out.

Yeah, I'd love to take a look.

- All right. - Lead the way. - Yeah.

I say it would be almost 100% fair

to say there's some biological anomaly going on here

that's slowing down the process of normal decomposition.

- Okay. - Yep.

And with Ben on board, he would be great

to show us what should be the norm

of the time frame of which

something should decompose versus

something completely off the Mark.

The grosbeak's the one that's been dead

for about two, two and half weeks, yeah.

- Okay. - A little more decomposition.

And then this is,

- I think it's a starling. - Yeah.

When I first saw it, it looked like

something had gotten into its, brain.

So, when did you find the starling,

and when did you find the grosbeak?

The starling I found about...

A week and a half ago.

The grosbeak was two weeks, two and a half weeks now,

and I would have thought somebody

or something would have dragged it off by now.

Yeah. Yeah.

'Cause there's, there's no waste in...

- No waste in nature. - Right.

Usually there's always something

that wants to come along and eat it.

Even the sun plays a role.

That's what's really interesting, is

the sun starts to break down the follicle

where the feather attaches

and the feathers start to just come out.