Brandon Fugal

I also live in the country, on property that was once a cattle ranch. It's dark AF at night, there's coyotes, mountain lions, rattlesnakes, and vultures. I've found dead animals and lots of bones. There's a stone shaft, odd trees and mysterious pipes. So how would SWR differ?

Bring a shovel and start digging. You'll find out soon enough. ;)

If this becomes a reality (I’m praying it does) that would be 100% up to @BrandonFugal. His property, his rules.

Oh, yeah. Definitely. I noted his concern in the first episodes about digging. Not a trivial thing. But, as Travis Taylor said, a hornet's nest isn't interesting until you poke it with a stick. Brandon should have @MickWest sign a waiver & clear the ranch for safety as he digs.

My exact reason for suggesting this. I think it would be worth all of our time to test the theory. And who better then a 100% skeptic and a 100% believer at the worlds most interesting ranch. We could learn nothing, or we could learn something.

I'm still a little confused as to what you would expect a skeptic to do there. What exactly would I be testing? Or do I just go there, dig a hole, and have an experience, like CE5, and I'd be converted. Who is the the last scientist who was converted?

Dr. Travis Taylor. He arrived at Skinwalker Ranch a total skeptic (just like I did, over 4 years ago). He has now had experiences that defy natural explanation (so far).

Brandon, I love the show & I’m a huge fan #TheSecretofSkinwalkerRanch #SkinwalkerRanch but I’m saddened by the use of innocent & defenseless animals as bait. VERY DISAPPOINTED. You could have had better human monitoring & intervened, KNOWING something would likely happen.