reply to post by Extraterrestrial Agenda
 Originally posted by Extraterrestrial Agenda
Im going to beheading back out to the ranch from June 4 through the 8th, I will be staying with a buddy and have plenty of space if you want to camp
on his property.
Responed here if your interested.
EA 
do you have permission to camp out on his property. this can be confirmed by a phone call so answer wisely.
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lol you really are a mod at heart, the property is owned by my best friend and yes we permission.
We dont have permission to go trasspassing on the ranch though, you can only drive up to the gate on a public road.
The home next door is operated by a black ops unit and "WILL" follow us when we leave the property.
They wont do anything except grab your license plate and run your back ground.
We get video of them next week and show you all.
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Alright well, I'll see if 350 can cover it, if not, then I'm not sure if I can make it this time.
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EA can u put that video up again i missed it and was r4eally looking forward to seeing.
how else can i find this place w/o looking onto google earth? any road maps that lead to the ranch?
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Just a short note to point your attention that the ATSMIX team just recently interviewed Dr. Colm Kelleher that headed up NIDs and lead investigator
at the Skinwalker ranch.
We have Part-1 of our interview up and it's located here for stream or podcast download;
ATS.MIX: Hunt for the Skinwalker, Colm Kellerher PT-1, Show 87, page 1
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Oh wow. I wish that the videos were still available to view. Can't wait to see something new, or old for that matter. My thoughts on the ranch
are still up in the air. I think I need that tangiable proof.
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I live near the ranch, drive by it daily yet not sure where it is i would be interested in visiting site. if anyone is planning a trip in the near
future i would like to know. thx
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By the way EA's description of the area is on the money i doubt seriously that he or she is making it up. and as a further note the legend of the
ranch locally is identical to the story of the Gnorman's that i read on page one of this forum. it is a well known story here in eastern utah and it
is rumored to be an old site of supernatural activity from the times of the native american legends it is said that it is "cursed land" (that the
early pioneers learned from the natives that it is a cursed place that is) there are other stories from around the uintah basin that are connected to
the skinwalker as well.if anyone is interested in them i would be happy to endulge their curiosities. Dry fork canyon is the site of other stories
that i would consider skinwalker stories. if you are in the area then you may want to check out that location as well.
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