Bryant Arnold

They left.

They, you know, are...

online enthusiasts and talked about, you know, how they got run off the property by this guy that, you know, was belligerent and drawing his weapon and all that, which did not happen.

No, I did not, you know, brandish my weapon or anything like that.

I just basically told them in no uncertain terms that they couldn't be here.

And so with that, they started talking about it online and the online chatter went back and forth.

And then someone chimed in and said, yeah, I've heard of that guy.

He's a loose cannon.

They call him Dragon.

And so that bounced back and forth.

And there are all these stories about me, allegedly, doing all this crazy stuff to people that were trying to trespass on the property.

well brandon the owner of the property of being a friend of mine for 30 years uh got wind of this nickname and and thought it was pretty funny and and liked it so he started referring to me as dragon and so he would introduce me as dragon to people that came on the ranch and production got wind of it and so it kind of stuck and so that's where i am it it wasn't one of those instances where i introduced myself and said hey my name is brian you can call me dragon or anything like that it

It just kind of evolved, and now it is where it is.

But you'll never hear me refer to myself as that when I introduce myself, but I'm okay with it.

People want to call me that.

It's recognizable, and I'm all right with that.

Yeah, so honestly, I grew up in Utah, not here in the Uinta Basin where the ranch is located.

And I had read a few little things in some books I'd read about haunted Utah and places in Utah that had interesting things.

So I'd heard a tiny little bit about Skinwalker Ranch, but it wasn't something that I was terribly curious about, but I'd heard about it.

And then in 2016, as I mentioned, Brandon and I have known each other since we were about 19 years old.