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Last year, we spend a lot of money on "CreepThru," and didn't make any profit. I've been discussing the idea of an admission fee to walk through our haunt this year, but my conscience keeps saying "NO!" However, I do want to make some kind of profit off of what we do. So now the question remains, How much do I charge? Let's say we put close to $500 in this year [I came into a huge ammount of free wood for building, which cuts down on costs], would I be better off charging $0.50 or $1.00?
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Finally! I have been searching, experimenting, screaming and swearing in frustration for months, until now. I have been trying to find a wall system that could be build as cheaply as possible. This morning it dawned on me. Some people have been using pallets. I loved the idea and I screwed 2 pallets together the other day, but the panel was very heavy. I needed a lighter wall panel that was still on the cheap side.

Well here is the idea: I got some pallets for free, I have been taki... Read More

For more information on DC, please check out the following:

http://www.dc-cemetery.com this is our haunt site.  Provides all the info for our award winning haunt.

http://www.dcprops.com this is our retail site for stock and custom animations.  

http://www.deviousconcoctions.com this is our how to site that was started back in 2001 and features a plethora of haunt tips, how to's, and pictures of our earliest to most recent haunt projects.

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A real haunted house.  They actually have Halloween tours here.





The ghost can usually be seen in the top windows.
Here's the story:
John May bought the property in 1855. In 1856 he donated 15 acres to the county as a county seat. Mr. May lived in the house with his wife, Marena, and their daughter. After their deaths (his wife during child birth and his daughter at age 3) he remained for awhile and remarried, but eventually moved. The house was sold to Dr. Shel... Read More

Hello to all my fellow haunters out there.  There's a great new website which I wrote about earlier called www.hauntgeeks.com, well they are now offering custom digitally printed t-shirts starting at $10/shirt.  You can send them your haunt's logo, your creative designs, etc. and now be able to offer it for sale at an affordable price to yourself.  They specialize in orders sizes less than 200 shirts, and offer lots of dicounts for orders above 5, which is perfect for haunters, in... Read More

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