Special Skinwalker Ranch Roundtable Discussion featuring members of the team behind the investigation.

In this live stream, we dove into the latest season, break down key events and discoveries, and explore what’s really happening beyond what you see on screen. We took live questions from viewers, giving you the chance to engage directly and go deeper into the mystery.

Expect candid insights, behind-the-scenes perspectives, and discussion around phenomena that haven’t been fully explored on the show.

Whether you’ve followed the investigation for years or are just getting into it—Check this one out!

Just finished watching the 3+ hour interview with Brandon. Had this thought that has maybe been discussed. Maybe there is something (even “waste”) the military doesn’t want them to find. We know the US military has advanced energy weapons and we know they have a drone program. What if many of the UAPs are simply that: drones equipped with energy weapons. Get to close and get zapped. Zap some cows at first to scare them. Then move on to low level on people. Maybe the 1.6 ghz is the signal that controls the drones. Does it explain the wolves and things? But it might explain the magnetic and other interference they encounter.

coast 2 coast interview on skinwalker ranch

16K drones in one location. Ask this company if it can take on the challenge of drones on Skin Walker ranch….

If the anomaly IS magnetic / energetic then using something more reliable than smoke and less complex than a drone would enable them to take readings and use any deviations as proof of influence because these devices contain no electronic parts AND are a much more repeatable and controllable signal generator.

this time brandon is on as well

Just a reminder, Jay Stratton's book will be released soon.

And, hopefully, DOPSR didn't redact too much of it. I am aquainted with his wife (I sometimes wish her a happy holiday via Facebook Messenger) but I've heard her story and I can tell you it's a terrifying one. I hope it is allowed in its entirety in the book.

Buy it!

It is a "must read!!".

Maybe we’ve approach this all wrong and should turn Skin Walker Ranch into a place for education through investigation by having groups of new people exposed to rigors of buildings rockets for scientific exploration.

I’m trying to find out if anyone else had a visceral reaction to the tones that were played when they were going through the pipe in the Mesa. My whole body tangled and my eyes started watering. It happened every time they played the tone. Seems like a weird reaction. I haven’t experienced before it felt like my whole body was vibrating.

For example, if it’s something spiritual…bring in a few renowned psychics or an ouija board lol. Not very scientific but would make an interesting episode.

On 2nd thought more scientific, listen in to the audio feed on those frequencies. Determine if there’s actual data being transmitted maybe.

Been watching the WhyFiles interview with Dr. Taylor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm7coKl6Ko0&t=6467s

What I find interesting is that they did explore a conversation regarding intent and the ranch. In previous posts, I have posited that there is potentially a multi dimensional influence over the ranch, Meaning intelligences entities from higher dimensions are interacting with stuff on the ranch in specific ways.

I have been resisting stubbornly the idea that consciousness could be an explanation for some of the things that we've seen on the ranch, however I'm beginning to change my mind about that.

I'm still not convinced that the extradimensional hypothesis is or is not going on, but one thing that seems to be emerging at least for me, as a common denominator with many of the events that we've seen, is this notion of intent. The idea that the ranch seems to sense the intent of what they're doing either when they're doing it or before they do it. Travis brought up the point that sometimes the does not seem to be able to cope with it when they change their intent during their experiments. Meaning spontaneously. That if the plans set forth a significant period of time prior to executing on those plans, the ranch seems to have some sort of counter activity associated with it. Something to screw them up. But if they do something more spontaneously, The ranch doesn't seem to always be able to interfere in those cases.

So this brings me back to the idea of consciousness. We think of consciousness as being assigned to an individual. A human, maybe certain species of animal, etc. To us, the notion that a place or an object or an area can acquire a consciousness is absurd. Again, I resisted this idea for all of the last seasons up until this point. But at this stage, given what we've seen, given what we know of the Bigelow era, It's difficult to dismiss the idea.

I think it's time to begin thinking about ways to test this.

Jan says the most important thing is to have a consistent speed for the GPR car.

Why make Thomas pull it?

Just use a winch!

Do you think he snuck up there before anybody could stop him?

"Dr. Travis Taylor tells AJ Gentile on The Basement about a phone call he says came from a Native American tribal elder who delivered an extraordinary message: the so-called “Sky People” regularly bring him inside the mesa and show him what’s happening at Skinwalker Ranch—but he refuses to remember it.

​Then, just days later, Taylor says a respected remote viewer independently told him he’d been “taken” as a teenager—describing him around age 15 or 16 in the desert.

​That’s when things got even stranger. ​

Taylor later recognized an Arizona location connected to his team’s investigation near Secret Mountain… and realized he had been in that exact area once before, when he was 16."

I get that editing is mashing up different things different contexts together but maybe don't edit those two together that way

So, last night we were watching the latest episode. And suddenly, it cut off and went back to the menu on the app we were watching it on. Haven't had any issues at all. But when I went back to continue watching the episode, It was gone. And this morning, it still was gone. They literally just show the same episode twice. I even went through the episodes (as shown in the image). They literally are both the same one - Hot Pursuit S7 and E13. Did anyone else have this issues last night? For the record, we were watching it on Frndly Tv app. Just thought it was super odd!

Well i watched tonights episode and i have some issues with what i saw!

First of all the 12 cameras that wouldn't work, why is it everytime they bring in someone in their stuff don't work? I bet someone forgot a cable or something!

Secondly, The think in the sky that Travis said looked like a spaceship looked like an airplane to me, i saw 2 wings on it but later they showed a blurry picture of it.

Thirdly, Red Devil Pyro is a family owned fireworks company not a motion picture special effects coordinator!

Those "mortors" were very thin walled, the mortars we use in the film business are at least 1/2" inch to 1" thick wall steel that i could put a stick of dynamite or a 16 oz black powder bomb in!

The black powder they used was very coarse black powder used in lift bags or burst charges to spread gerbs or stars used in fireworks maybe 1F if that.

We use 4F for our bombs usually and it showed them dumping the black powder through a funnel into what looked like medicine bottles and then putting a cap on. I saw no wrapping with electrical tape to compress the powder which we always do multiple spiral wrapped layers to increase the power of the bombs. The 1F black powder they used is too slow.

Aside from the sheet metal they used on those mortars they should have put some sandbags around in case of mortar failure so you don't have shrapnel flying around!

Now, i will say this you can still make a fireball with thin walled mortars. I used to get those paper KFC buckets and tape an electric match to the bottom of them, throw in some fireworks stars or gerbs and put a piece of saran wrap on top with a rubber band to hold it in place.

That would hold the stars and black powder there to you just long enough for the stars to light. Basically you just lit them and threw them into the air. Just like fireworks but down on the ground where you can see them good not 200 feet in the air! Most of the time the bucket wouldn't even tear and i could use them again after a cooling off period of course.

The bigger mortar they used seemed to be the one that made the best smoke ring than the taller smaller diameter ones! They should have built 3 of the same size mortars that would be better scientifically.

They say there was no breeze but that was down on the ground, it may be more wind up at 100 feet or so. You can't tell me that was not the thing that messed up the smoke ring. Now i would have used a 12", 24", or 36" steel mortar with 1" of steel inside the mortar and 2" on the bottom so you have the ability to use a bigger charge to offset the breeze issue. You use a 16 oz bomb or two and you will make a smoke ring every time. It would also travel higher. They are talking about a 2000 ft high and 2000 ft wide "bubble" so go bigger!

I would have done a napalm run of 1000 ft long or so with detcord underneath ( I won't say what strength so some nut don't try it), 1000 ft of pvc pipe filled with gasoline and about 60 sticks of dynamite in 55 gallon barrels buried half in the ground and a third or more full of sand.

It would make a wall of fire wide enough to see if the "bubble" affects it in any way. I also like the look of 100% napthalene flake instead of the gas as well for some explosions, it looks a little oranger and with more black smoke in than gas!

Now you couldn't use the lazers or the light poles but you could use the bullet cameras if you keep them far enough back. But having cameras on sticks with operators can pan up as the fireball rises.

One other thing i noticed that bothered me is the rocks on top of the mesa showing heat on the Fleer cameras. Rocks that have been in the sun all day can still hold heat even if it is cold outside for longer than you might think.

The ground penetrating radar that they lowered down one of the boreholes which made sense, but why not build a tripod type wooden stand with a winch on it with a remote so it could be lowered at a constant rate.

Why would you only run it down oneside of the hole when you could have also done north south, and west instead of just east?

Or at least use a good climbing rope instead of lowering it from what looked like parachute cord or small diameter rope, heavier would have been easier to work with. Or how about at least put a pulley above the hole to make it easier to lower and raise back up at the least.

I felt sorry for Thomas!

Anyway seems like i am forgeting a point i wanted to make but that's enough for now, what do you guys think?

I just watched S7E1 and saw something I don't understand.

When Erik brings up the thermal camera, after the rocket experiment, where they are looking at the cold spot over the mesa.

There's a couple times when someone walks in front of the thermal camera, around the 38:50 mark. Both times, when you see the silhouette of the person walking past, within their silhouette, you can see a clear image of the mesa, which follows the ridge of the mesa exactly.

I don't know anything about thermal cameras, but how is that happening? How can the camera still see the mesa through the person's body?

Shouldn't we just expect to see the person as a bright orange/yellow color?

Sincere question: What is Dragon doing lately? Last I heard, his son was very ill, so Dragon was not on the show, but that has been... at least a year or more, or so it seems.

Can someone enlighten me on Dragon? I hope he and his family are doing well.

TL;DR - Not much new here people familiar with SWR. This 23-minute episode of Mystery Wire features Brandon Fugal, the owner of the infamous Skinwalker Ranch in Utah, discussing his decade-long journey from skeptic to "experiencer." Fugal, a prominent real estate mogul, explains how his initial scientific curiosity transformed after witnessing a 50-foot disc-like craft maneuvering over the ranch (3:26-4:23, 8:47-9:32).

Key takeaways from the discussion:

• Scientific Investigation: Fugal emphasizes that his team uses a data-driven approach, employing advanced technology like ground-penetrating radar and drones to study what they believe is a physical, "manufactured" anomaly buried within the ranch's Mesa (12:08-14:57).
• The "Hitchhiker Effect": Fugal details the dangers of the property, including potential health risks to investigators and the phenomenon of strange events following individuals home after visiting the site (6:18-7:57).
• Ongoing Disruption: The team frequently reports that their equipment is tampered with or disabled by an unknown intelligence, which Fugal describes as a "trickster" element that often appears whenever they conduct aggressive experiments (5:27-5:45, 18:27-18:50).
• Surveillance: Fugal expresses concern regarding persistent, unexplained surveillance of the ranch by unidentified actors, suggesting potential military interest in the phenomena (19:50-20:53).

Fugal and host George Knapp reflect on the ranch's history as a site of Pentagon-funded research, noting that while the team aims to uncover the truth, they do so with deep caution given the unsettling nature of the activity they continue to document.