Ghost Hunting Equipment Checklist
Too many ghost hunting expeditions fail to gather good evidence, because they fail to organize themselves in a scientific manner. Take some time to carefully plan what sort of a ghost hunting expedition you are trying to mount and what sort of equipment and supplies you need for your team.

Also, you have to think about how to organize your ghost hunting trip, because creating a good organization is the key to getting compelling evidence of paranormal activity.
The following is a check list and organization chart for scientific ghost hunting squads of anywhere from five to nine people.
You do not have to have every piece of equipment on this list, but the more backup you can have for each reading the better, especially video, audio, temperature, time, and location of any paranormal activity. Read the Rest of this Entry →
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