Bryant Arnold

it's unfortunate that, that there wasn't, I mean, Larry spent more time than just that brief few moments here.

And in fact, off camera, um, because he didn't want it to be, you know, filmed, he actually took the time to give each and every member of the cast and the, of the production crew, you know, a native American blessing with sweet grass and an Eagle feather, you know, in his, in, in his native Ute tongue, um,

as a as kind of a protection and a blessing that you know good experiences will happen and that the negative experiences will stay away and it it absolutely was one of the most profound and special experiences I had had in fact

you know, I, you know, people at the end of when they saw me give him a big hug, you know, at the end of, of when he came and, and did the, the blessing on the ground where they wanted to drill and dig.

Um, it was, there was a lot more to that because he had, you know, personally, he and I had had conversations and talked about various things that,

that really to this day I hold very dear and will cherish for a long, long time.

Yeah, that was definitely a special moment.

And I hope that we get Larry back and more of the Native Americans of the area that are willing, because there's not many that are, to come onto the property to share that.

Because I think that really is a really cool, special part of what Skinwalker Ranch is.

Enthusiastic and, and brilliant.

And yeah, he's, he's a good guy.

Yeah, he really is.

He's super enthusiastic and he's very smart.

And I guess the last word I'll use is friend.

He's definitely a friend.

Hey, you know what?

I argue with my friends all the time.

So I'm sure that there's probably a good opportunity that something at some point that will happen.

Gosh, that one goes deep.

Probably one of my closest friends, just an extremely kind and generous individual who is driven beyond anyone I've ever met and is,