STOP Ignoring The Signs Of ETS On Skinwalker Ranch

A strange creature has been spotted outside the Amarillo Zoo—and it’s not an animal. It’s not exactly human, either.

Several ATV riders say they’ve seen unusual-looking creatures in the distance near Skinwalker Ranch. Just the name alone is enough to send shivers down the spine of anyone familiar with its eerie reputation. Nestled in the remote Uintah Basin of Utah, this enigmatic location has long been a magnet for the strange and unexplainable. From towering, shadowy creatures lurking in the treeline to unidentified objects zipping across the sky at impossible speeds, the ranch has it all. If the paranormal had a headquarters, this place would be its executive office.

But as unsettling as the past events have been, the latest discovery might just take the cake.

While conducting a series of scans across the property, the team uncovered something that could change everything they thought they knew about the ranch—a strange, possibly artificial structure or signal buried beneath the land.

It all started when Pete Kelsey, one of the investigators, stumbled upon some anomalous data. He had been reviewing scans taken between the Mesa drilling site and Homestead Two—two of the most active hotspots on the ranch. The data wasn’t just unusual—it was downright baffling. What he found pointed to something beneath the surface, something that defied easy explanation.

Enter Eric, another key member of the team, who brought even more intrigue to the table. He presented a digital image generated from the scans. What it revealed was nothing short of astonishing—four perfectly straight lines extending from the drilling site toward Homestead Two. These weren’t random fissures or natural fault lines—they were structured, almost as if carved with purpose.

Speculation ran wild. Could this be evidence of an underground tunnel system? A buried technological relic? Or more unsettlingly, an artificial energy source still in operation beneath the ranch? Some team members wondered if it was connected to the frequent electromagnetic anomalies recorded in the area—power surges, strange radio interference, and even physical symptoms experienced by investigators.

And then there was the biggest question of all: Who or what put it there?

Given the ranch’s long history of unexplained aerial phenomena, whispers of secret government projects, and indigenous lore surrounding the Skinwalker legend, the discovery only adds another layer to an already deeply mysterious location. If there’s something hidden beneath the ranch, is it waiting to be found—or meant to stay buried?

One thing’s for sure: Whatever lies beneath Skinwalker Ranch isn’t just some geological quirk—it could be the key to unraveling a mystery decades, or even centuries, in the making.

Time to dig deeper.

And maybe, just maybe—we aren’t the only ones looking.

As the team surveyed the area, a startling realization set in. This wasn’t just some natural anomaly. The precision and linear structure of the feature suggested something deliberate—something man-made. Naturally occurring formations rarely exhibit such straight, uniform lines, leading the team to suspect that they had uncovered what appeared to be an old, man-made waterway or trench system.

But here’s where things get even more unsettling.

It turns out that the previous owners of the ranch, Terry and Gwen Sherman, had explicitly warned the current owner, Brandon Fugal, about this exact location. They weren’t just passing along casual rancher wisdom—they went out of their way to stress that disturbing the site could come with serious consequences. Vague as their warning was, the tone was clear: Whatever lay beneath the surface was better left alone.

So how did they know? What had they seen?

Digging deeper—both literally and figuratively—the team theorized that the Shermans may have made this discovery during Robert Bigelow’s investigations in the 1990s, back when the property was under his ownership. Given that Bigelow’s team conducted extensive research into the unexplained phenomena at the ranch—including experiments, environmental monitoring, and underground exploration—it’s entirely possible that they unearthed something significant in this very location.

Yet, despite Bigelow’s well-documented interest in the paranormal and his access to high-level scientific research, very little information about this specific period has been made public. Whatever was found, or whatever warnings were issued, remains largely obscured from general knowledge.

This raises a chilling question: What exactly happened in that spot to make the Shermans so adamant that no one should ever disturb it?

The team couldn’t shake the possibility that this was no ordinary trench. If the Shermans had indeed witnessed something alarming related to this site, did it connect to the broader web of unexplained phenomena that have plagued the ranch for decades?

Or was it tied to something even more tangible—perhaps a relic of past experiments, an abandoned structure, or a buried artifact of unknown origin?

And most importantly, if someone had been digging here before… what exactly were they trying to uncover?

Or worse—what were they trying to keep buried?