Ghost Hunting and Haunted Places
Professional tips for new and seasoned ghost hunters. What ghost hunting equipment is essential and what isn’t.
We know that many haunted sites have measurable EMF spikes, surges, and anomalies. (My theory is: Those EMF anomalies indicate an open door between the worlds.) But… should we consider ways to make the most of EMF, especially EMF sensitivity? (I’m about to sound like I’ve gone full woo-woo, returning to my hippie roots. Please…
If you’ve watched ghost hunting shows on TV, you’ve seen many ghost hunters using high-tech (and expensive) ghost hunting tools. Some use infrared cameras. Others lean into hyper-sensitive EMF-based detectors. A few carry specialized voice recorders. That list could go on & on. Sometimes those investigators actually use those same tools during their real-life research….
Those eerie, ghostly voices we’ve heard during ghost investigations, in real life or on TV… are those voices real? Who’s talking to us, and how…? You’re probably familiar with the kinds of equipment we’re talking about. You’ve seen it on ghost hunting TV shows, and perhaps in real life. Ghost boxes (and related ghost hunting…
Some bloggers will try to sell you expensive ghost hunting equipment, right away. I won’t. In fact, if you’re a beginner, save your money! First, make sure this will be a long-term interest, hobby, or profession. With experience, you’ll know what kind of ghost hunting you enjoy. Also, you’ll have seen others’ equipment, and know…
This video was a good example of a typical, informal investigation using a K-II meter. The video was long – over an hour and a half – so I didn’t watch the whole thing. However, you could learn a few good things in the first five or ten minutes. Here’s where it was, at YouTube….
For over six months, I’ve been collecting EVP results from a wide range of paranormal teams and individual ghost researchers. My goal was to see if there are patterns we can use to improve our EVP research techniques. After studying hundreds of cases, here are my suggestions for the best EVP results: 1. Ask questions….