Bryant Arnold

At the end of the day, it is private property.

It's privately owned.

It's a very expensive place to run with a lot of experiments.

Just because you're excited about something, you're a fan of something, that doesn't give you necessarily the right...

to be able to go on there.

And there's some people that take it to that.

And so with the notoriety of the show, there are a lot more, we call them looky loos, if you will, they want to come check it out for themselves and have an experience for themselves.

And we'll, you know, we'll try to get in, in different ways.

We've had equipment damaged.

We've had people, you know, try to break down the key pad to the, to the gate to try and be able to just drive in themselves and stuff like that.

And,

That doesn't do anybody any good, and it makes it to where the people that are just curious and want to come take a peek will be nice to them.

I've had conversations with some great people from all over the country.

It's been amazing.

People that will get in their car and drive thousands of miles just to come get a glimpse of the front gates of Skinwalker Ranch because they're so intrigued by what they saw on television.

There, there has been some of that, uh, you know, it was, it was, it's been, you know, and, and like I said, the majority of individuals have been respectful.

If we tell them, look, you can't park here and you can't stay, but you know, you're welcome to get out and take a picture or whatever, then, then yes.

You know, and it's strange to me, you know, I've had people hand me whatever scrap of paper they have sitting in their car and want me to sign there, you know, sign an autograph or something like that.

And, and you know what?

I'm happy to do so.