Ghost Hunters Join the Hunt

Want to learn how to hunt ghosts in your own backyard? SCI FI Channel has a new social website designed to help you do just that.  It’s called Ghost Hunters: Join the Hunt and you can sign up right now by click this link. 

The site has four main areas:

Weekly Tutorials: Learn how to hunt ghosts with lessons about the usage of EMF gauges (electromagnetic field detectors), EVP’s (electronic voice phenomena recorders) and other tracking gear.

View Ghost Stories: Read stories about ghostly encounters or readers can share your own.

Ask a Hunter: Ask a TAPS member a question and get answers to all your questions about ghost hunting, as well as advice, tips and recommendations direct from the experts.

Vote! Haunted or Not?: Check out alleged photos of haunted places and vote on whether they’re haunted or not.

Get Resources: Peruse books, movies and more to help with your ghost-hunting career.

When you sign up you’ll be asked about your own ghostly experiences and about ghosts you’d like to meet.  Me?  I’d love a sit down with Alfred Hitchcock, Edgar Allen Poe and John Wilkes Booth — that would be one heck of a diner party.

So whether you’re a fan of Ghost Hunters or just doing research for your Supernatural fan fic, Join the Hunt is a great place to start.  And when you join, click my profile and friend me!

Don’t forget that in addition to a new episode of Ghost Hunters tomorrow night, SCI FI Channel will air Ghost Hunters Live on Friday, October 31 from 7pm to 2am ET.

The TAPS team will be visiting historic Fort Delaware in Delaware City, DE and once again, SCIFI.COM will serve as the online destination on Halloween night, offering a multi-layered digital experience for fans including an exclusive, multi-camera online video feed and thermal imaging camera views, exclusive access to photos from the live event, live Q&A with the TAPS team members and the return of the “Panic Button” for web watchers to alert the team of something they are seeing live on TV.

Grab your voice recorder and EMF meter — ghosts rule 365 days a year at SCIFI.com.

Photo courtesy of SCI FI Channel