The SkinWalker Ranch: The Most Paranormal Place On Earth

originally posted by: SolAquarius
a reply to: TexasTruth

I think it is more than the ranch it's the whole basin area.

Plus the whole account of wolfs that seem immune to bullets make it pretty hard to tag and bag anything.

The whole place has a trickster vibe to it.

Whatever the phenomena is it seems to delight in toying with the experiencers of it.

If you are familiar with the Missing 411 books of David Paulides the connection is easy made with what is happening in that basin.

Something very intelligent, able to cloak, able to drive people crazy..

originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: vlawde

nice! i wonder when the new asshole owner will get out and it become an public place

You seem to have missed the part where this phenom extends all over the Uinta Basin? The Ute's have been aware of this for many years, so? Why would it matter who owns the ranch? The whole area is freaky.

a reply to: SolAquarius

S&F or the interesting videos. I am, of course, already familiar with the Skinwalker Ranch. Jacques Vallee did some work there for US black ops research.

Personally, I think this is where the government liked to play with their toys, aka testing of newly developed psychotronic devices.

The GUT made a great thread about it some time ago, I believe. Too lazy to look it up for you, though.

a reply to: Caver78

yes,but the epicenter is at the ranch

a reply to: vlawde

True would be interesting to find out. Somewhere,maybe slightly before or after, Ghost Adventures and Dave Shrader-C to Coast-were investigating.

a reply to: dreamingawake

Are you sure youre not confusing Skinwalker Ranch with Stardust Ranch? (Thats the ARIZONA Stardust Ranch, not the one in Nevada😉)
I know GA and Schrader investigated Stardust.
To my knowledge, theres been no recent investigation at Skinwalker. I know the land was leased to some scientific agency (government contacted) and no ones been allowed there for years.
Hopefully the new owner will let us get a peek...

a reply to: Brian4real

Ghost Adventures (and Shrader AFAIK) Have never investigated Skinwalker ranch, plus it's not likely ANYONE aside from NIDS personnel have been allowed to investigate. You are right, they did investigate Stardust ranch.

There is a lot of different statements being made about ownership, but what the truth is, I'm not really sure. Supposedly Adamantium (who owns it) is actually a front for Bigelow, then other say he has nothing to do with it. If George Knapp or Springer say activity has picked up, someone must know specifics on what's going on and may have access.

George Knapp said that Bigelow is NOT involved with ownership currently. If true, what's the real deal with Adamantium? If activity really has ramped up, I would iMagine they are actively investigating and not simply a real estate company

originally posted by: SolAquarius
a reply to: TexasTruth

I think it is more than the ranch it's the whole basin area.

Plus the whole account of wolfs that seem immune to bullets make it pretty hard to tag and bag anything.

The whole place has a trickster vibe to it.

Whatever the phenomena is it seems to delight in toying with the experiencers of it.

400 acres gets awful big when it's time to mow. And don't tell me you don't mow a ranch. I got in trouble with the law once, and...

Anyway. Have you read the Jacques Vallee control system thread? Because it also has trickster written all over it. Must read. It's long, but well worth it. It's from 2014 and takes about as long to read every page as it does to mow a dadgum 400 acre ranch.

originally posted by: Brian4real
a reply to: dreamingawake

Are you sure youre not confusing Skinwalker Ranch with Stardust Ranch? (Thats the ARIZONA Stardust Ranch, not the one in Nevada😉)
I know GA and Schrader investigated Stardust.
To my knowledge, theres been no recent investigation at Skinwalker. I know the land was leased to some scientific agency (government contacted) and no ones been allowed there for years.
Hopefully the new owner will let us get a peek...

LOL, oops, you're right.
I see why now, there's some similar things(being in that vicinity to the desert, etc.) and discussed similar incidences to Skinwalker.

a reply to: vlawde

It's definitely a sorted mess as to finding out who really owns the place..
They go trough that much trouble to hide ownership,you just know somethings not right.

There used to be a member here that would go to the Skinwalker Ranch a lot and had some really cool threads about it.Some really freaky stuff in those threads.He seems like a really good dude too.

a reply to: Brian4real

Jesse Ventura did a show there, and ATS member (no more) hii98 was interviewed on the show.

originally posted by: crazyeddie68
There used to be a member here that would go to the Skinwalker Ranch a lot and had some really cool threads about it.Some really freaky stuff in those threads.He seems like a really good dude too.

Yeah, he is not here anymore. He does still have FB page and pimps his books thru his website. But he hasn't come up with any new info since the ownership and county road fiasco last year. I don't know that he has/ever had any 'inside information'.

Springer and George Knapp may, if there is is anything new. I have no idea if they have an NDA or agreement

a reply to: vlawde

What is the "county road incident?"

a reply to: Missmissie173

There is this thread, but there may have been others

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: SolAquarius

so many annecdotes - so ZERO evidence

a reply to: ignorant_ape

No kidding. Where's the pictures? It ain't that hard.

There are photos on the internet, most on the skinwalker website, although what they really are is up for debate

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: SolAquarius

so many annecdotes - so ZERO evidence

Nope probably not gonna satisfy skeptics seeking empirical evidence.

I find it stories interesting maybe it's all malarky and most of it is anecdotal.

But I haven't sharpened my sword of rational materialism to the point where I won't listen to interesting stories.

I'm sorry that that it fails to provide measurable evidence to satisfy.

a reply to: eNumbra

HA HA HA .. !!!

so True .. nearly has become some of an entertainment that investigation