Ryan Callaghan

What do you mean by brand, Inspector?

What does that mean?

So how does that work?

So that's how when people have bison on private land, that's how they get them there?

That thing is amazing.

That's from my friend John Reeves in Alaska.

Oh, yeah.

That place is nuts.

Oh, yeah, it's a crazy place.

And there's no real explanation to why there's such a population of dead animals in this one spot.

You know, and he thinks it's connected to the Younger Dryas impact theory.

Because there's a very clear, distinct line of carbon in his ground.

Like that, you know, when you go deep, deep, deep into the ground, which represents where these, like a lot of these things that he's pulling, they're plus 10,000 years old.

Like that step bison head, we didn't get it checked.

We didn't have it sent off.

But a lot of stuff he has dated, you know, older than 10,000 years.

And so what he thinks is that this is one of the areas where there was an impact.

You know, this Younger Dryas impact theory, there's two time periods.

One is around 11,800 years ago, and then there's another one somewhere around 10,000 plus years ago.

And he thinks one of those areas is where he was or where his spot in Alaska is.