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Originally posted by jammer2012
reply to post by hiii_98
The Native American connection makes this case more intriguing.en.wikipedia.org... There is a lot of information about Native American culture, particularly the Ute that has been lost, and more than likely, will never become known to us.The link between paranormal activities and Native American cultures are mind boggling.I am far from an expert on Native American culture, however I would like more information on their folklore, mystical beliefs and legends.Please post if you have any information on the subject.
Originally posted by Jimi2012
reply to post by jammer2012
I've seen some stuff on here thats made me wonder, but spheres that turn into wolves and other things? This is a little to deep for me.
Originally posted by Jimi2012
Can anyone post a google earth picture with a grid or something on it that shows how much land Skinwalker occupies? I'm interested in knowing. Thanks to anyone who can do this, I still can't figure out how to work the Google Earth picture posting thing... in time I guess.
Originally posted by hiii_98
"Think of flying craft that can shift into wolves or other creatures"
as insane as it sounds that is exxxxxactly what was witnessed. I do not believe it is restricted to the wolf form by any means and my have limited selective manifestation based on the observer's subconscious perception and intentions.
I mean people came looking for a nuts and bolts ufo, and what was found cannot be easily wrapped up in a organized logical fashion. The mystery of the ranch/basic just became magnitudes more complex as a result of this.
Originally posted by hiii_98
Originally posted by Jimi2012
reply to post by jammer2012
They likely realize this has the potential to become the next Roswell or Area51 themepark like atmosphere.
[edit on 6-7-2009 by hiii_98]
That's the thing that worries me. After I read Hunt for the Skinwalker, there's just something about these things being exposed that taints or soils the fantastical nature of what is being stumbled upon.
There's another ranch, like the Skinwalker ranch, I suppose not too many people know about it, but I would say it is very similar. A book was written about it, it was featured on a program called "Sightings" on FOX television in the 90s, and I've talked to the authors of the aforementioned book, I've talked to the owner of the ranch...I've been there myself... and in recent years, my feeling is, whatever "activity" was going on there seems to have greatly subsided...
Now I haven't lived in the area for four years, and it's a remote place... for all I know, paranormal activity may still be going on... all I know is that exposure has a way of quieting these things down... too much exposure.
[edit on 17-7-2009 by CUBD1]
[edit on 17-7-2009 by CUBD1]