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It all started many many years ago when I was in Jr. High School,
lived in a home in Rio Linda, California, on 6th Street. I made the yard,
house (outside) and the front of the garage my haunt. I had
ghosts flying down from trees and my sister and friends helped me
scare the trick-or-treater's. As the years went by I did more
and more to make my haunt better. For about 4 years I had a
guy who sat in a chair and got up as people would arrive at the
door. A couple of years he sat on the front porch, and one
year he was inside the garage. He was manually controlled but
electronically operated, the first year I used an old power car antenna motor, then changed it to an old trolling motor. I
still have the trolling motor, (I don't throw anything away) but it
requires a car battery to run. Lately I have only static
props, lighting, fog and sound to make my haunted yard scary.
I may eventually add some mechanical creatures, however they will
need to be good ones, and not just something that jumps up when you
walk by. Maybe some minor movements, like an arm, leg or eyes.
Something that makes the visitor think, is that guy real? All
of the time people think the witch is real, she is life size and
sits still in a chair inside the castle. Just wait, someday
things will move, and then you will ask, "is it real?" |
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Scary Guys
-Here's where you'll
find lots of unique projects and how-to information for your haunted
Halloween enjoyment. Whether you are a beginning haunter wanting to
add some excitement for trick-or-treating, looking for something for
your Halloween party, or want to add something more to your
haunted house |
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