Thomas Winterton

I don't know of a drone or a helicopter that can go that fast.

So that's kind of our thinking on this particular object.

The fact that it is above the cow and, you know, in looking at it there again, we can't be certain, but it does look like the cow's reactions while it's on the ground seem to be corresponding with the movement of this craft.

So, um,

that that is actually it's it's not far from what we were seeing and um i'm sure that we got a few head movements and nods and some music in there to uh add to it but uh it actually when we went back started looking at the footage like that was you know i think that was edited pretty accurately

Um, thank goodness.

And, uh, other than that, like I say, I, I'm in good health.

Um, I do, I do have several, it's interesting.

Like my head is still very tender in, uh, in that particular spot where it started.

So, uh, this, my injury happened March of March 4th of 2017.

And here it is, 2020, and three years later, the back of my head is still tender to the touch, and I still get weird sensations inside my head and my scalp.

that, uh, have, I didn't have them before.

I've only had them since the injury.

So there are a few minor things, but overall I'm healthy.

I feel good.

Um, haven't had any more reoccurrences since that little one that we saw in episode two when we were out camping.

Yeah, I will just say that since I started working at the ranch, we've had some problems.

We've had some not so scary things happen, and we've had some outright terrifying things that have happened.

My son, just a couple weeks ago, my oldest son, he's 15.

My kids think it's cool that I'm on TV.