My Experience With Skinwalker’s and UFO’s At Blind Frog Ranch (Plus Lost Spanish Gold!)

Big shoutout to ol’ Cleeter and Alec for coming out to experience wild Utah! @CleetusM

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[stevennevers]

My son has a similar friend. He just took him and 17 of his friends to Hawaii for a week, all expenses paid from the east coast. Rented Jeeps, helicopters, fishing charters the whole nine. Blows my mind! When AMC squeeze's I wanna be the same way but I'm 65 five so time is getting tight...Love ya Dave!! The world could use a few more like you.

[robertmarshall]

Man, I sit at work watching a computer screen making sure a reactor doesn’t pop its cork and it’s so boring I often think how about how drinking nitric would affect me and how long I’d survive. That’s the extent of the joy I get from day to day. I come to YouTube to watch over people’s awesome lives. Maybe that’s why millions of us are on here, we are all taking a break from our personally misery to find enjoyment in how other people live their lives. But we never see the suffering they put in to be here.

Weird comment to read, I know. But I was having it and wanted to share for anyone who might read it.

[pisstoffcat]

At this point, let's just call ole cleeter a professional hobbyist.

[ComputerLearning]

This is every guys dream to camp out with a group of friends, swim, cookout, sit around the fire telling stories, shoot guns and enjoy the wild. Being able to fly your own helicopter wherever you want makes it even better and these are some of the best times of your life. In my younger days I enjoyed these things, minus the helicopter. Don't assume you'll live to be 90 because in no time at all the decades will pass and the day may come when you won't be able to do any of these things anymore. My body is rapidly failing (Parkinson's) and watching videos like this is the only way I can experience the world now. These will be some of the best days of your life. Enjoy them the very best way you can.

[jimseals]

I love seeing youtubers getting together. I follow Cleetus as I follow you. Fun times, those beads were a real treasure.

[phils]

Kid had a pocket full of those beads, tossed them in the dirt, and had a dozen grown men mesmerized for hours.

[davidlagodny]

I just watched part 4 of Cerro Gordo. That was the smartest thing I've seen anybody do in a long time. You gave your men their props, and you looked like you believed what you were saying about them. Good for you. God bless you.

[christopherwhite]

Heavy D I just wanted to say that I think it’s awesome how you pay forward your blessing in so many ways. From the volunteer recoveries and many many giveaways you do. You are a God fearing American who is a great role model for other Americans to help each other and come together I love seeing you videos and all you do keep it up brother

[Restlessgypzy]

They are called “seed” beads as pertaining to their size. Absolutely fascinating that it looks as tho you guys found ones having once belonged to a former indigenous people. Simply fascinating!

[MRC_Garage]

I love that most of them were so lit, I need friends like this. They are living the life I can only dream of.

[Redacted]

You guys honestly have some of the best content on YouTube Right now, absolutely killing it, congrats Dave !

[Kletke]

Cleetus and Heavy D hunting Aliens? Ok I’m in

[cyberpunk]

I'm surprised you didn't go inside the cave system where they opened it up and the caverns have huge lakes within it. I heard a interview with the owner a month or two ago (On fade to black with Jimmy Church with James Keenan ) stating the new findings within the caverns are massive with some interesting bioluminescent plant life in and around the lake areas inside the caves that go on for miles.

[brendaabernathy]

This adventure was awesome!! I love helicopters!! As a senior citizen you guys show me how much of life I missed. God bless you all. Stay safe.

[kb]

The beads were made in Europe and traded to the Indians during the historic period(within the last few hundred years. Great video fellas!!!

[nickgibson]

You can't say diesel Dave wasn't smoking with ufo dude.

[lindabriggs]

I'm not surprised that there is water there. I used to own land just west of Roosevelt, UT and we had a well dug. At 40 ft, we hit the aquifer. The aquifer is huge and covers the majority of that area. I'm surprised the were allowed to drill since the Ute Indian Tribe controls most of the water rights. We had to get a permit to drill and were subject to so many ft per acre.
But all in all I loved that part of Utah. It was nice to ride my horse up in the Uintah Mountains, and look down from the ridges to see all along most of the Unitah Basin.

[deegan]

It’s nice to see that they’re friends after he messed up Cleets grass.😂

[thomasross]

You guys are definitely living the good life. Its beautiful to see

[karinbergman]

The Diesel Brothers Excellent Adventure! This was a neat vlog. I know very little about Blind Frog Ranch. Would be so good to see Soil and Water analyses. Also, record of radiation measurements and EMF readings at specific places over time would be good. Vulcanism can leave tube-like caverns. Also, if there were a huge meteor impact it could leave craters which could also be dug out. So interesting about the blind frogs. Someone needs to dive down with scuba gear and major lighting. What an exciting place! The beads could be Chevoslovakian glass beads that were used for trade with Native Americans. It would be neat if there is a Spelunking group in Utah, to see if there are many cases in the region. Could also check with USGS, U.S. Geological Survey. There are tunnels all over Europe and Middle East. There are probably more tunnels here than we realize. Thank you.💗