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Ha, ha, ha!

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Previously on UFO Cowboys...

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How they serve us, bitch!

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...after an attack in the field...

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What the hell just happened?

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...Kaleb's horse went missing.

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What the f***?

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...as the team searched...

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Hell, yeah.

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...and the night came alive.

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Whoa! Hey!

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Good God.

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Is that a body?

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Brother, we just stepped through the gates of hell.

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Go, go, go, go. Come on, come on.

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Oh, f***!

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Spread out! Let's go!

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Damn!

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The mystery of the field...

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...deepened.

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What in the hell is this?

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...and anywhere else in the United States.

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All right, boys. Wade right in there.

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Now, a team of cowboys is investigating a recent surge in sightings across the western United States.

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Are these extra fairs, Drew?

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Time to cowboy up.

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Hey!

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Oh, f***!

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Where does this go?

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This is the beat down.

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F***!

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Easy, Dixie.

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Easy, sis.

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I am, brother. I got you.

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You guys see where we're standing?

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Boys, we're standing in a crop circle.

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God Almighty.

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Look, we just walked in, too.

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I know we're gonna believe this s***.

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Standing right here in this crop circle, it's an incredible feeling.

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Holy buckets.

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It's surreal. It feels ominous.

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I've seen this before. It's damned unnerving.

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How's that pony, Caleb?

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Well, I checked her feet.

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I can't find nothing.

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Boys, this keeps going.

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For a ways.

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I say we check it out.

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We have no idea how big this crop circle is.

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It's things a hell of a lot bigger than we thought.

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So we need to split the team up and explore all these trails.

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Look, it keeps going.

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We need to see just exactly what we're dealing with here.

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What did this?

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Whatever it is. It ain't made in the USA. Tell you that.

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For sure.

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You guys wouldn't believe how big this center is.

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You know, there's no wildlife in here.

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There's no birds feeding.

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There ought to be full of doves and starlings.

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There's nothing.

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It's hard to explain the dimensions of this crop circle.

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It's got a big press flat.

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On one side, there's kind of donut rings.

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There's some legs that kick off.

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I mean, it's straight. There ain't no crooked.

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It's straight.

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Perfect circle.

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Perfect circle.

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I think we got seven in total.

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This crop circle has proved that whatever's in this wheat field is highly intelligent.

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It's not just some dumb ass killing machine.

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There is a pattern for sure.

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Whoa.

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She still don't like it out here.

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I'm not here to try to convince you that it was a UFO.

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But what we are showing you is that your head is in the sand.

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If you don't think that there's something else out there.

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Later that afternoon.

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She damn sure worked up a lather.

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Look at her.

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Caleb calls the team back together.

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What's wrong with her part? I don't know.

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After days on the run.

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She's still not here.

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She's still not here.

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She's still not here.

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She's still not here.

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After days on the run.

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She's right down in that creek bed.

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What in the hell is she running from?

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And a night spent in the wheat field.

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This horse Dixie is exhibiting strange symptoms.

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My lord.

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She is hot.

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I bet she's a hundred and three hundred and four degrees.

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You need to strip that saddle off.

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We need to get a better look at her.

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Oh, yeah.

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Holy crap. Yeah, she is hot.

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Look at that.

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She's got a horse pin.

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See if she rolls.

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Best case scenario. Nothing.

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If a horse rolls and rolls violently.

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Worst case scenario? Rolls.

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You got a serious problem.

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I ain't liked how she's been traveling.

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She's short-stepping.

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God knows how many miles she's covered.

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What the hell is she out there in the center of it anyway, you know?

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We got her ears pinned back and forth.

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She don't feel good.

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I think she's fixing a roll.

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She's falling.

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Oh, s***.

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Gosh.

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She's rolling, dammit.

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Jeff, I ain't doing this no more, man.

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I understand, but don't think the worst right off the get-go.

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As soon as I saw Dixie roll,

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I run down there immediately because my heart dropped.

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I know that things are bad.

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Easy. Easy.

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Whoa, man. I know right then it's time to go.

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Just walk her around real easy.

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Well, I'll tell you what. If she's going to walk, she's walking to the trailer.

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I'm taking her to the vet.

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That's a good idea, bud.

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I'm going to get her in the place right now.

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That night,

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while the team waits for Dixie to recover,

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Fine night.

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Jeff gathers the men around a campfire

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to let them know what he found in the abandoned barn.

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What is that?

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Is that a body?

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Brother, we just stepped through the gates of hell.

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He believes it may be tied

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to events that took place on a buffalo ranch

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he worked on 30 years ago.

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We'll start it in the early 90s

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over the mountains in central Colorado

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and move down here from Montana

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higher on a buffalo ranch.

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You know, they told me a few stories

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about mutilations,

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lights,

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her dead stuff inside the kids.

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I didn't pay much attention.

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they told me they found a buffalo out there.

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Went out and looked at her.

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She was balanced on her hump.

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one side was cut with an eye.

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The belly of that cow was

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an elliptical cut like this.

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Hello, Dixie.

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they told me they found a buffalo out there.

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Went out and looked at her.

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She was balanced on her hump.

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The belly of that cow was

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an elliptical cut like this.

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From the rib cage to her bag,

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one side was cut with an eye.

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And she was freshened up.

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I got in there.

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She was missing her uterus,

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fallopian tubes,

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and I think her spoon.

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Every year it went from March to the end of October.

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We lost an average of $50,000

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with the buffalo.

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Oh, my God.

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They're always having cuts in them.

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Well, the cows were always

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opened up like that.

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And they always had a mark on the rib cage.

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Triangle.

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8x8.

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It looked like that old model paint.

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Real viscous and thick.

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Wasn't applied with the brush or anything.

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It looked like it was poured.

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And every buffalo, bull buffalo,

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had that triangle on its forehead.

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Every one of them.

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Maybe the seventh year into that,

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we had some professors show up from Michigan.

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They took necropsy samples,

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paint samples.

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I call it paint.

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Came back, they couldn't identify it.

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No petroleum, no oil, no dyes.

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They couldn't tell me what it was.

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But every animal for nine years

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had this mark on it.

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And you just never knew what would happen.

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What happened when we went in that room?

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You want to check that room out?

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Walked in there.

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On the floors,

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this six foot long hump, this high

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burlap bag.

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What is that?

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Oh my...

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Is that a body?

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Brother, we just stepped through the gates of hell.

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And it was a hog.

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There was a hog under that burlap?

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Biggest hog ever saw in my life.

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And petrified.

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Mama fight?

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Oh yeah.

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I took a closer look at that head

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and that hog had the same turn.

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No, no, no, no, no, no.

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Same color.

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Same fluid.

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30 years.

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it's like those sons of bitches

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followed me down here.

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What Jeff found in that barn

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was the same triangle

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on that hog's head

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that he saw all those years ago

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and all those other buffalo.

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And when you start thinking about all that

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that weighed on him for 30 years,

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I don't know how the man ever slept.

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I guess my question to you now

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is where we go from here.

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Well, that weed field,

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all the shit that's happened out there.

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Boys, I don't think we got any business

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being in there tonight.

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Killing field.

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Killing field. Mutilated deer.

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What in the heck is this?

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Found your damn horse.

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The field we're handling got dragged?

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Yeah.

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How the fuck did you?

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I got, he cut and bailed that field.

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Put it in a stackyard about two miles from here.

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That son of a bitch burnt to the ground.

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What's the hang on the shit with me?

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The whole stackyard.

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Burnt to a christian.

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The field was massive.

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There's no telling how much hay was there.

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A couple hundred towns, I'm guessing.

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You say how it happened?

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I don't know.

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And I wouldn't believe for a main dollar

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it was quits.

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We need to find out how that same harvested field

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once it was bailed

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that fire burned to the ground.

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There's gotta be a connection.

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The minute I saw that triangle on that pig's head

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nothing's a coincidence that we've done so far.

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The next day, the team meets with the fire marshal.

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Must be Brad.

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To learn more information on the mysterious fire

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that destroyed the harvest from the wheat field.

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You guys want to come on in?

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I've been in the fire service for 24 years.

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Been investigating fires for over 6 years.

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I'd have to say this is the strangest

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unexplainable fire that I've ever investigated.

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Let me show you guys some pictures.

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This is what 150 tons of hay looks like.

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Holy crap.

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When you look at these photos it just gives you a feel

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of how big this fire was.

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Ever seen that before? Oh my gosh.

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150 tons of wheat hay.

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It's just unbelievable.

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So this is one of the earliest videos

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that one of my firefighters was able to obtain from the fire.

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Well it's rolling here.

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It is rolling.

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It is a hot damn fire.

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The whole stack's on fire.

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The whole stack on fire.

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You think somebody set that fire?

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You know I don't think somebody sets fire.

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That's one of the things I do in my investigation

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is I'll look for evidence of arson.

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Didn't pick up anything.

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So we can roll that out.

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Yeah, we can roll that out.

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Awful coincidental to have the same wheat field

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that we just got done walking through.

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We nearly lose Hadley in.

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Hadley, son of a bitch!

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Ends up being the same field that burns to the ground

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once it gets bailed.

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Fire Marshal Brad then reveals

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a strange finding of his investigation.

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When I went out there and did my investigation

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I found two separate locations

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of where lightning had hit.

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Is that common?

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Very uncommon. Never heard of it.

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Yeah, so it burned from both ends together.

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Right here at this site is where I found the first strike was.

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Damn, look at that.

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The other one was right here on this site.

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Feet choff melted down.

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Yeah.

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Well that son of a bitch got hot.

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So whenever lightning comes down

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does it just strike one place or can it split like that?

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It does not ever split and hit two spots like that.

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When I went out there and did my investigation

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I found two separate locations

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of where lightning had hit.

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So whenever lightning comes down

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does it just strike one place or can it split like that?

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It does not ever split and hit two spots like that.

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Brad told us there was two strikes.

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He's got no answers and I can't believe

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two bolts would strike at the end of a stack like that.

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Amazing.

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So the other odd thing was is I pulled up a lightning map

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every time I have a fire.

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It tells us where lightning strikes

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for that day, for that time of the fire.

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There was not a single strike within 10 miles of that.

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Ain't this supposed to be pretty accurate?

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They're very accurate.

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Well that's just one more thing to go

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with everything else that doesn't make sense.

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Because that means we've now found a crop circle.

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There was dead deer at the edges of it

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with their ears slicked off.

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I'm not f***ing kidding.

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Oh.

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What?

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Bang.

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And then lightning turns around

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and hits his pile after he bells it.

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Same one, same one.

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And it ain't recorded on the freaking lightning strike map.

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Can you explain that?

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I can't explain that now.

359
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Doesn't matter.

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Doesn't matter.

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And there's more than that.

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We had some sounds, I wouldn't there,

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but they can't even describe the sounds.

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It was not really...

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It really peaked our interest.

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That's kind of interesting.

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What?

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So my guys that were staying out there that night

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want to play something for you guys

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that they recorded out there.

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See what you guys think.

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That is...

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Oh man.

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That's what you heard in that field.

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That's it.

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You guys hearing it?

377
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Yeah.

378
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Where's that coming from?

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Right out there in the middle.

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Damn.

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I've never heard anything like it.

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Those guys were scared.

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Rattled them though, huh?

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Rattled them pretty bad.

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After seeing pictures and video of the devastating fire,

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the team then heads out with the fire.

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The team then heads out with the fire marshal

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to examine the site of the blaze.

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Here's the location of the first strike.

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Oh man.

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That's called a fulgurite.

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Fulgurite.

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Yeah, that's where the lightning hits the earth.

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It melts all the dirt, rock, whatever is down in there

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all together.

396
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It makes like a glass crystal.

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That's the biggest one I've ever seen.

398
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I've collected a dozen of those over the years.

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We're going to go look at where the second lightning bolt struck.

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The biggest thing is.

401
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Everybody's heard the lightning don't strike twice in the same place,

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but this stack yard, it contradicts that.

403
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This is where the second hit is.

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Nothing natural about this.

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So the flags what they do is they help me visualize the direction

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of which way the fire went.

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So I hit there where the white flag is

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and traveled faster that way than it did towards this way.

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Now wait a minute.

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When we were down there, you said that wind was coming out of the

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southwest pushing the fire this way.

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And this one, the fire went down.

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Pushed in the opposite direction.

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What's up with that?

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Unexplainable.

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It burned against the wind?

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Yeah.

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Instead of going on that direction is what you're saying.

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This field should be burned.

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You got that film still at your firefighter shop?

421
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Oh, the sounds?

422
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Yeah.

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Sure, we can show you that.

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So if you watch it, they were actually right here on this road.

425
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So your noises are popping off according to this right over there.

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That's where we need to go have a hunt.

427
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Yeah, let's go down there.

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Can't.

429
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We can't?

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It's tribal property.

431
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Yeah, it's tribal property.

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That's native ground.

433
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We're not going tromping through that.

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So that's got us dead in our tracks then.

435
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Everything seems to be pointing to tribal land at this point.

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But the problem is we don't have any permission to be over there.

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Well, I know that's where we want to be.

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And somehow we're going to have to figure out a way to get access over there.

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That night.

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We get a few things to look at here, guys.

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Jeff gathers the team to fill them in on a revelation he's made.

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We all know we need access to this tribal land, right?

443
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Right, yes, sir.

444
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Well, it's a little more critical than we imagined.

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I'm going to show you something here.

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First of all, this map shows tribal lands.

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First one I've got my hands on.

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Steve's place right here.

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Everything we've dealt with right there.

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Everything's happened along this tribal boundary.

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Look here.

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This is where that mountain lit up in that red glow at night.

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Jesus.

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What the hell is that?

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Right there.

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The south side of that mountain, tribal ground.

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Come over here.

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That's where we all heard that boom and roll and thunder sound.

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Oh, f***.

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My God.

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That roll and thunder come across these flats right there.

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Tribal ground again.

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Come over here another quarter mile.

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There's the stackyard to burn to the ground.

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Here's the crop circle field right there.

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There's the stone barn.

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The crater sits right there.

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Every damn bit of this tribal all the way around there.

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Ever since we've been out here in the thick of all this,

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I never really realized where we was at.

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We got to get on that.

472
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Yeah.

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It wasn't until Jeff laid a map out and dropped the hammer on us,

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everything is happening right here on the tribal ground.

475
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Until we can get over on that side,

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we're never going to find the real answers.

477
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We got to get on there.

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We're working on access.

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We don't have it yet, but there's a hell of a lot more to it

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than the tribal land.

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There's a crater.

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Steve's hearing the sounds at night out there

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coming from that crater.

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Wow.

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And it only happens at night.

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So what's that mean?

487
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You guys got to go in there in the dark.

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Yeah.

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Here's some more bad news from Steve.

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Well, I've got this and a couple of days later,

491
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I had five cows go missing.

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He's been counting cows at dusk and daylight.

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He's missing four more head.

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They're vanishing.

495
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No blood trail, no gates down, no wire cut.

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That's up to nine or 10.

497
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I did volunteer again to go look for these cows.

498
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Perfect.

499
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This is getting dangerous, guys.

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Real dangerous.

501
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You have four cows vanishing in the thin air,

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so can four men.

503
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Yes, sir.

504
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It's time we cowboy up, right?

505
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Yeah.

506
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Let's do it.

507
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Woo-hoo.

508
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It's singing my song.

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That night, the team splits up.

510
00:20:19,000 --> 00:20:21,000
How the hell do you think these cattle are getting out?

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Jeff Parker and Caleb search for signs of Rancher Steve's missing cattle.

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If they come through here, they'd have been working down that fence line.

513
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Orah and Hadley head over to the crater to take soil samples.

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I'll be excited to know what we get with this guy or counter.

515
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And survivalist Josh.

516
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All right.

517
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By myself.

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Heads over to the abandoned barn to get a closer look at the mummified hog.

519
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He wants to examine the mysterious trying Jeff found painted on the hog's head.

520
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No, no, no, no.

521
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All right.

522
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Here goes nothing.

523
00:21:00,000 --> 00:21:02,000
Man, I feel like some cattle would have come down through here.

524
00:21:02,000 --> 00:21:04,000
They'd have been following these fence lines, you know?

525
00:21:04,000 --> 00:21:06,000
Undoubtedly.

526
00:21:06,000 --> 00:21:08,000
Oh, right there.

527
00:21:08,000 --> 00:21:10,000
We got something right here, Jeff.

528
00:21:10,000 --> 00:21:12,000
I'm going to hold this horse.

529
00:21:12,000 --> 00:21:14,000
There's been something jump this fence right here.

530
00:21:14,000 --> 00:21:15,000
You hung a back leg in it.

531
00:21:15,000 --> 00:21:17,000
That's why these wires are twisted.

532
00:21:17,000 --> 00:21:18,000
See any hair on it?

533
00:21:18,000 --> 00:21:20,000
Yeah, I see a bunch of hair.

534
00:21:20,000 --> 00:21:25,000
I guarantee a deer jumped this right here and you hung that, hung his back leg right here in that strand.

535
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That's why it's twisted, but that ain't, that ain't cal sign.

536
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I personally don't believe those cows are getting out and leaving the place.

537
00:21:33,000 --> 00:21:36,000
Well, if they're roaming off back through there, we can't do a damn thing about it till we get permission.

538
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They're just flat disappearing.

539
00:21:38,000 --> 00:21:40,000
Well, we can at least look for a hole.

540
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And that's our job to find out how they're disappearing.

541
00:21:47,000 --> 00:21:50,000
Looks like there's a lot of room back here.

542
00:21:52,000 --> 00:21:55,000
This has got to be where, where that hog is, Jeff was talking about.

543
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And it looks like this room has a closed off kind of shed.

544
00:22:00,000 --> 00:22:03,000
That's exactly what he just arrived.

545
00:22:03,000 --> 00:22:06,000
There's some kind of terrible smell coming out of there.

546
00:22:06,000 --> 00:22:08,000
Let's see what we can find.

547
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That is log.

548
00:22:27,000 --> 00:22:30,000
Oh, and it does stink.

549
00:22:31,000 --> 00:22:33,000
There's a triangle.

550
00:22:36,000 --> 00:22:39,000
That's exactly what Jeff was talking about.

551
00:22:39,000 --> 00:22:43,000
He said he found, he saw a triangle on it right there on the forehead.

552
00:22:43,000 --> 00:22:48,000
And it's the same pattern as all the other animals that he was finding on the buffalo.

553
00:22:48,000 --> 00:22:51,000
And, and now it's here in this corner.

554
00:22:55,000 --> 00:22:57,000
What is that?

555
00:23:00,000 --> 00:23:02,000
What is that?

556
00:23:06,000 --> 00:23:09,000
Oh my gosh.

557
00:23:36,000 --> 00:23:38,000
What is that?