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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The family was approached by a huge, tame wolf that walked nonchalantly around in front of them. They began talking about keeping the wolf as a pet.
#2 The family was able to corner the wolf, and while they were able to shoot it, it didn’t seem to be hurting at all. It just stood there looking at them.
#3 Tom was an experienced tracker, and he was confident that they could track the animal even in the thick Russian olives. The tracks were still visible. They reached a creek, and the animal seemed to be heading for the water.
#4 The Gormans moved to Utah to get away from the busybodies and the closed community that kept prying into their lives. They bought a 480-acre homestead that had been empty for almost seven years.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	24 mars 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781669359227
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on Colm A. Kelleher & George Knapp's Hunt for the Skinwalker
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The family was approached by a huge, tame wolf that walked nonchalantly around in front of them. They began talking about keeping the wolf as a pet.

#2

The family was able to corner the wolf, and while they were able to shoot it, it didn’t seem to be hurting at all. It just stood there looking at them.

#3

Tom was an experienced tracker, and he was confident that they could track the animal even in the thick Russian olives. The tracks were still visible. They reached a creek, and the animal seemed to be heading for the water.

#4

The Gormans moved to Utah to get away from the busybodies and the closed community that kept prying into their lives. They bought a 480-acre homestead that had been empty for almost seven years.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

The Gormans were entranced by the beauty of the ranch, and they bought it for a fair price in 1994. They couldn’t believe their luck. However, they soon learned that the ranch was bordered on the north by a two-hundred-foot ridge made of red rocks and the mud derived from centuries of weathering.

#2

The Gorman family, who moved to northeast Utah, was extremely intelligent and hardworking. They took after their parents, who were extremely intelligent and hardworking. The ranch they bought was located in the middle of the Uinta Basin, halfway between Roosevelt and Vernal in the badlands of Utah. It has been reported that thousands of UFO sightings have been made in the area.

#3

Hicks’s database of UFO sightings in the Uinta Basin is extremely skewed toward close encounters because he was too busy to investigate anything else. However, he has collected hundreds of reports of UFOs over the years.

#4

Hicks believes that the UFOs might be conducting some sort of psychological study on humans. He notes that the basin is biologically rich and diverse, and that local residents have reported sightings of creatures that resemble the legendary Sasquatch.
Insights from Chapter 3

#1

The Uinta Basin has always been more than a little strange. It was inhabited by Native American tribes for more than 12,000 years, and was then settled by Mormon explorers in the 1860s. In the 1880s, miners prospecting on tribal lands discovered rich deposits of a black hydrocarbon that would become essential in the manufacture of paints, varnish, lacquer, and insulating materials.

#2

The legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers, a group of black cavalry soldiers who served in the Indian Wars, is well documented. They were nicknamed Buffalo Soldiers because of their prowess in battle and their resemblance to the revered buffalo.

#3

The Freemasons are a secret society that has been accused of being involved in all sorts of conspiracies and mystical arts. The Buffalo Soldiers, a group of black soldiers stationed at a remote outpost in Utah in the late 1800s, became Freemasons because of an emancipated slave named Prince Hall.