Ben Woodruff is a raptor biologist, wildlife educator, and experimental archaeologist with over 27 years of experience in wildlife biology and paleontology. He currently works at the Hutchings Museum, where he engages the public through education on paleontology, Pleistocene research, and Southwestern archaeology. Widely recognized for his innovations in falconry, wildlife education, and animal husbandry, Woodruff is respected internationally within wildlife and scientific communities.   An accomplished author, he has published numerous books and articles on raptor biology and wildlife management and runs several popular YouTube channels focused on falconry, wildlife biology, paleontology, and archaeology. 

He is also known for his work on the History Channel’s The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch, where he brings scientific insight to anomalous phenomena. Ben has 7 years of experience on Skinwalker Ranch, and has a broad range of documented first hand experiences to share.