PAUL: I am wondering, have we maybe, I don't know,
just sort of messed with things out here a little bit?
ANDREW: You know, this is an area
that's got high strangeness
and some really strange
-GPS activity. -PAUL: Right.
ANDREW: If there's anybody watching this--
PAUL: We just rang their doorbell pretty loud.
So, why don't we think about doing
some exploring here a little later?
ANDREW: I like it.
[suspenseful music]
PAUL: Did Jeff tell you what's out here?
ANDREW: Mm-mm. Everything's out here.
Right now we're not in our territory, man.
Check it out.
We're right here entering into the lower meadow
where we know there's multiple types
-of anomalies. -PAUL: Right.
ANDREW: This is where we saw
our magnetic spikes when I was out here with Jeff.
But sometimes in daylight you just can't see
the same kind of anomalies
that you can see in the darkness.
PAUL: Well, a lot of our technology
is designed to see in the dark, right?
[gadget whirring]
Turn that FLIR to me just to make sure
it's functioning correctly?
Well, I've got you. You're--
you're white hot, man.
ANDREW: Okay.
Tell me if you see anything interesting.
And what I'll do is I'll keep my eyes open
on the area around us.
Paul, check this out.
PAUL: What have you got, man?
ANDREW: Come here. Come here. Come here.
Right on the horizon.
Looks like it's stationary.
PAUL: You see something there?
ANDREW: Can't tell what the geography
looks like behind it.
So I don't know quite where it's coming from.
-PAUL: Oh, I see it. -ANDREW: That's incredible.
-Look at that. -PAUL: Yeah. What do you think
-that is, man? -ANDREW: I don't know.
PAUL: It could potentially be a set of eyes.
There's definitely something
reflecting the lights back.
I'm not getting anything on the FLIR.
I'm right on it, man.
You see that? It's not seeing anything.
ANDREW: Let's keep heading in this direction.
There's still nothing on the FLIR.
-PAUL: Nothing on the FLIR. -ANDREW: All right, we're gonna
go straight ahead. We're gonna head for that break
between the two trees right where you're shining your light.
PAUL: Copy that.
It's not moving right through that gap in the trees.
Two little red lights.
ANDREW: What do you see on the FLIR?
Any heat signatures at all?
PAUL: Pitch black. Nothing.
What are you getting on night vision?
ANDREW: I don't see anything.
Why don't we keep closing the gap here?
PAUL: I think we've gotta go right between
the two trees there.
ANDREW: I find any kind of light on a mountain ridge
to be very interesting out here.
PAUL: I don't know, man. Whatever it is it's--
it's weirding me out a little bit.
FLIR is completely blank.
There's nothing out there with any kind of heat signature.
ANDREW: If we're coming up on an animal...
PAUL: I don't know, man.
ANDREW: If it was an animal predator or otherwise,
it would have a heat signature
-in this cold. -PAUL: Yeah.
Whatever it is, it's gonna be better
at moving through the snow than we are.
ANDREW: Well, let's take it slow.
And we'll just take it steady.
PAUL: Let's just keep it down.
♪♪♪
Would an owl hold that still? What would hold that still?
ANDREW: I don't know.
♪♪♪
Whatever this beam was lighting up, maybe it's moved off.
Whatever we picked up out here, it's gone.
Which means it wasn't a stationary object.
It's not a vehicle, it's not something manmade.
ANDREW: It could have been some sort of creature
out looking for food at night.
PAUL: Whatever it was.
It seems like it was observing us.
ANDREW: I'd like to track us back.
-PAUL: Yeah. -ANDREW: All the way to the--
as close as we can get to the upper meadow
from here as well and just walk that vein
of high strangeness on the ranch.
Let's go straight up the meadow.
-Let's do it. -Okay.
All right. Let's just...
-Keep one eye. -You're not quite comfortable
turning your back, are you?
I was gonna say, let's just keep
one eye open behind us.
I'm not gonna-- I'm not gonna backpedal
-the whole way, but-- -ANDREW: Yeah, no,
-I'm with you. -Let's get started here.
ANDREW: It's not a comfortable feeling.
That was just weird.
You know what strikes me also is
how it feels like you can hear for miles.
-ANDREW: And if that means-- -Right? Which again,
think about whatever it was
that we just saw over there,
it moved off or disappeared
with no sound and no tracks.
If we can hear for miles and we have human ears
that have been polluted by decades of city noise
and everything else,
imagine a creature that's been here...
Basically everything out here
can hear and probably see
-better than we do. -Better than we can.
PAUL: It's just-- it's just weird.