A high number of individuals want to but don't know how to go on a ghost hunt. Despite not being as popular as it was a few years ago, when ghost hunting was a massive fad, there is still a lot of interest and that is what this article is here to give advice on.
In this article I am going to give you 5 things that you need to do to go on a successful investigation of a potentially haunted location. There are other things that are important but the 5 things we go over here are the most important.
Ghost Types
It is important to know what type of activities you may encounter on an investigation of an haunted place. There are 3 different types of hauntings. These are:
Each of these kinds of haunting bring with them different encounters and experiences. This is why it is important to find out about them.
The Rules Of A Ghost Hunt
Like any activity there are things that you should do and things that you shouldn't do on a ghost hunt. To list them all in this article would take too long but here are a few:
The Equipment
Like with the rules of ghost hunting to list all the equipment here would make this article seem like a book. However although it is important to know the equipment available it is also important to note that you don't have to take anything with you to have a successful ghost hunt, so if you are low on on money don't worry about going out and having to spend a fortune on equipment as it isn't an absolute must.
With that said I would recommend taking the following:
Many people simply go on a ghost hunt without really paying any great attention to the location. Many simply go to places based on here-say but no matter how you have come to the location you have it is important that you do a little research on it.
Doing research can help to identify hot-spots, give names to the spirits haunting the location and other such positive effects. However it can also stop you from wasting your time at a location where perhaps the things that occurred there have being solved by other investigators as a natural occurrence or where the story behind the location has been completely made up.
Going With The Right People
Going on an investigation of an haunted place with a group of individuals that you don't click with can totally ruin the experience. Try to know the type of people that you know you will be able to get along with.
For example if you have an highly opinionated fellow investigator whom likes to have their voice heard and you know this will start to get on your nerves during the length of the hunt then you may as well not waste your time as you won't enjoy the investigation or take any positives from it.
Hopefully the information I have given you in this article will help you to start going on successful ghost hunts. Ghost hunting is an amazing experience but it can be ruined before you've seen that for yourself if you don't go about it in the right way, and that is the point of this article.
In this article I am going to give you 5 things that you need to do to go on a successful investigation of a potentially haunted location. There are other things that are important but the 5 things we go over here are the most important.
Ghost Types
It is important to know what type of activities you may encounter on an investigation of an haunted place. There are 3 different types of hauntings. These are:
Each of these kinds of haunting bring with them different encounters and experiences. This is why it is important to find out about them.
The Rules Of A Ghost Hunt
Like any activity there are things that you should do and things that you shouldn't do on a ghost hunt. To list them all in this article would take too long but here are a few:
- Never go on a ghost hunt alone.
- Don't drink or do drugs.
- Wear appropriate clothing
The Equipment
Like with the rules of ghost hunting to list all the equipment here would make this article seem like a book. However although it is important to know the equipment available it is also important to note that you don't have to take anything with you to have a successful ghost hunt, so if you are low on on money don't worry about going out and having to spend a fortune on equipment as it isn't an absolute must.
With that said I would recommend taking the following:
- Camera
- Pen and paper
- Torch
- Time piece,such as a watch
Many people simply go on a ghost hunt without really paying any great attention to the location. Many simply go to places based on here-say but no matter how you have come to the location you have it is important that you do a little research on it.
Doing research can help to identify hot-spots, give names to the spirits haunting the location and other such positive effects. However it can also stop you from wasting your time at a location where perhaps the things that occurred there have being solved by other investigators as a natural occurrence or where the story behind the location has been completely made up.
Going With The Right People
Going on an investigation of an haunted place with a group of individuals that you don't click with can totally ruin the experience. Try to know the type of people that you know you will be able to get along with.
For example if you have an highly opinionated fellow investigator whom likes to have their voice heard and you know this will start to get on your nerves during the length of the hunt then you may as well not waste your time as you won't enjoy the investigation or take any positives from it.
Hopefully the information I have given you in this article will help you to start going on successful ghost hunts. Ghost hunting is an amazing experience but it can be ruined before you've seen that for yourself if you don't go about it in the right way, and that is the point of this article.
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