Episode 3 – Skinwalker Ranch: Part 2 – The Watchers

Uintah Basin High Strangeness is best enjoyed with headphones.

📄 Episode Description

The Shermans may have left the ranch, but the mystery didn’t end there. When Robert Bigelow sold Skinwalker Ranch, new ownership transformed it into a fortress of cameras, radar, and round-the-clock surveillance. This episode explores the government’s quiet involvement through DIA programs like AAWSAP, the rise of high-tech monitoring on the property, and the strange phenomena that continued to defy capture. Through the eyes of security chief Kaleb Bench, reporter Zack Van Eyck, and journalist George Knapp, we follow the shift from family hauntings to military-grade investigation—where the question is no longer if something is happening, but whether it follows you home.

🧱 Episode Breakdown

📑 The Paper Trail – From NIDS to AAWSAP, the government pours millions into investigating the ranch.
👁️ The First Shift – Kaleb Bench begins patrolling the property, tasked with watching what cameras can’t.
⚡ The First Incident – A gold, metallic object appears near camp, reflecting human-like figures before vanishing.
🏚️ Echoes Beyond the Fence – The “hitchhiker effect” spreads phenomena into people’s homes and families.
🔎 Trying to Make Sense of It – Knapp and Van Eyck reflect on how the phenomenon changes depending on the observer.
🌄 A Basin-Wide Mystery – Bottle Hollow, Blind Frog Ranch, Dry Fork, and other hotspots reveal the ranch is only one piece of the puzzle.
🌀 Pulling Back the Curtain – After decades of study, investigators admit the evidence is real—but the meaning remains elusive.

🎙️ Credits

Uintah Basin High Strangeness is a V6 Media production. Written, recorded, and edited by Coby Coonradt at the V6 Media Studios.

ℹ️ Disclaimer & Copyright

The stories, interviews, and accounts presented in this podcast are based on personal experiences, historical records, and publicly available information. They are shared for informational and entertainment purposes only. V6 Media makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy or completeness of any information contained herein. Listener discretion is advised.