Editing Bradshaw Ranch — Master Case File (section)

=== Primary Property Identification ===

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! Field !! Detail
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| Property name || Bradshaw Ranch
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| Size || 90 acres (some sources cite 140 acres for the original acquisition)
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| Location || Between Hartwell Canyon wash and Loy Canyon wash; approximately 12 miles west of Sedona; Verde Valley; Yavapai and Coconino Counties, Arizona
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| Nearby landmarks || 4 miles southwest of Secret Mountain; 1.5 miles west of Palatki Heritage Site; near Loy Canyon and Secret Canyon; accessible via Highway 89A
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| Forest || Coconino National Forest
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| Original owner || Bob Bradshaw; acquired c. 1960 for approximately $200 per acre
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| Hollywood use || Five Western films; two television series; numerous commercials; celebrity visitors including John Wayne, Barbara Stanwyck, Elvis Presley
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| Notable film || Joe Kidd (1972), starring Clint Eastwood
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| Paranormal activity onset || c. 1989–1992 per various accounts
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| Key document || Merging Dimensions: The Incredible Saga of Bradshaw Ranch — Linda Bradshaw and Tom Dongo (1995)
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| Sale to Forest Service || June 2001; Bradshaw sold to Jeep company 1998 ($2.75M); Gamma Investors LLC; Trust for Public Land ($10); U.S. Forest Service ($3.15M)
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| Public access closed || May 10, 2003 per some accounts; effectively 2003
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| Current owner || United States Forest Service (U.S. Department of Agriculture)
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| Current research use || Northern Arizona University SEGA project (22 acres); climate change research since 2016
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| History Channel coverage || Beyond Skinwalker Ranch (2023); investigators Andrew Bustamante (former CIA) and Paul Beban
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| Radiation finding (2023) || History Channel investigators claimed dangerous radiation levels detected on the property
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| Skinwalker Ranch comparison || Frequently compared to Skinwalker Ranch in Utah; both remote properties with claimed UFO and paranormal activity that were acquired by outside interests
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