All of a sudden, I feel something, and I look down, and something is pulling down the blankets

and sheets off of my bed.

So I pull it back up, and about a minute goes by, and it starts to happen again.

It starts pulling down and pulling all the way off, and I'm like, I can't deal with this.

They don't decompose.

They don't rot.

They never become stiff. Rigamortis doesn't set in

and right at the front gate, my first visit. There's a rab in there and I got a few photos of it

and didn't decompose at all ever. It's just weird. In the daytime, on camera, a UFO appears over a

cow and the cow buckles and dies, and then the UFO goes away.

Afterwards, once the cow decomposed, it went into this super contorted spiral.

Cattle don't do that.

Hi, everyone, and welcome back to that UFO podcast. As always, my name is Andy and over the years

I've recorded this podcast. I've spoken to many of the stars, the scientists, the cast of Skin

Walker Ranch and it's been a while since I touched on that subject. So very excited to say

joining me on today's podcast

is Ben Woodruff. He is a raptor biologist. What a cool thing to do. A wildlife educator and

experimental archaeologist with over 27 years of experience in wildlife biology and paleontology.

He has run all the biological experiments on Skinwalker Ranch since

Brandon Fugel purchased it back in what, 2017, 16, 18.

16, 17. Yeah, some of that, yeah. He currently works at the Hutchings Museum in Leah, Lehi,

Lehi, Utah. A Lehiihy? God, I butcher that. And he has published numerous books and articles on Raptor Biology and Wildlife Management

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