Confession #1

#1 Confession. . . . . . We don't  HUNT Ghosts. We are paranormal investigators. 

 In Utah the definition of Hunting something means you pack up a bag of warm clothing, ammunition, sometimes a tent and sleeping bags and usually a case of beer, you go up in the mountains with your shot gun and try to kill some poor defenseless animal. You sit around with your friends in the dark, telling stories, drinking, Waiting for the sun rise so the hunt can begin.  If you did manage to kill some poor animal, you drag it back home bragging how you shot the biggest one. 



The only similarities to what we do and hunting is packing a bag and sitting in the dark with friends.

We actually wait for Sundown to start our 'hunt' (although it isn't necessary)

We shoot things with EMF detectors, video cameras and audio recorders.  

We DON'T want to drag any thing back home with us. 

We don't drink beer while investigating unless we think it will draw out a spirit.

But plenty of coffee and tea are consumed.

Facts


#1 Fact: There are no facts in paranormal investigation.  A fact has to be proven.  Pretty much the only thing we can prove is there is something out there.  And what we may capture on video or audio isn't necessarily going to prove any thing to you. Unless you experience it for your self you will probably not be convinced of any thing.  Which is the way it should be.

#2 Fact:  Our definition of  "Haunted" needs to be revised.  Haunted has a negative connotation, we've had experiences with spirits that have been any thing but negative.  Our definition of  "Ghost" also needs to be looked at.  These are people who once were alive and had a body like you and I.  I like the term "Spirits"