Name - king     Location - ohio     Date - Tue Feb 12 16:58:10 2008
Comments:   can you help me come up with a way to make a mosiliem lighter and storge friendly. that would be great

Name - Robyn Kyte     Location - Lead, S.D.     Date - Fri Nov 2 13:19:27 2007
Comments:   I want to say thank you, you have made my halloween. My husband and I started building the pillars this year. we are going to work on the fence this summer for next year along with the moseleum. You have also given us some ideas for our christmas display that we do also. I hope that you come up with something else good for next year. Now i just need some input on a manor name Help?????

Name - Dave Kolchuk     Location - Rochester, NY     Date - Wed Oct 31 07:04:58 2007
Comments:   A home in Pittsford, NY inspired me to search the web where I found you. This house had several, longer, spookier ghosts, about 2-2.5 feet long and moved much faster than yours. However the effect was fantastic. You did a great job, especially the ghost in the mausoleum.

Name - mike     Location - indiana     Date - Wed Oct 3 23:38:16 2007
Comments:   I love what u have done. and you have game me some great idaes for my house this year. i do my house up every year. again let me say great job very pro....looking

Name - Sean Combs     Location - New Jersey     Date - Fri Sep 28 08:17:27 2007
Comments:   SPIDER WIRE KNOT SLIP FIX. The slippage created by the teflon coating of SpiderWire (when you tie a square knot) is simply addressed by tying a "half Hitch" knot with the loose ends and main line, at each end of the square knot. This is a standard/required anti-slip techique used by the military for ALL their knots.

Name - Earl Ray     Location - Rapid City S.D.     Date - Sun Sep 9 09:12:53 2007
blackhillsfoamwork.com
Comments:   Looks great! You have got the touch. Great Fun for all. keep it up!

Name - Chad     Location - West Valley     Date - Fri Sep 7 09:01:27 2007
Comments:   ABSOLUTLY AWSOME!!!!!!!!! love the headstones they are so real looking. was wondering if you could us low voltage lighting to add something diferant to them. The Scarey House

Name - Drew     Location - Cleveland, Ohio     Date - Tue Sep 4 13:26:43 2007
deadenddungeon.com
Comments:   You truly do a great job, and I have to agree with Ted below, that this is the most relistic looking cemetery I'v seen yet. I'v been working on new graves for this season, and wanted to know your painting techniques. Is is rag-rolling, or sponge, or what? Also do you fill the tubes with ice and let reg. fog run through, or is a special fog machine? Thanks so much. -Drew

Name - Mark     Location - St. Louis     Date - Tue Aug 21 09:54:32 2007
Comments:   I forgot to mention in my last post that I made the pillar tops from 3/8 inch plywood. I used the pythagorian equation to calculate the angles and length of each side and it made it all a snap. If anyone needs a little help with designing the pyramid shaped tops, I can send a paragraph or two explaining how to do it. I am grateful for your website. I love building fun stuff for the holidays but my imagination needs a little help sometimes! Thanks again!

Name - Mark     Location - St. Louis     Date - Tue Aug 21 09:50:15 2007
Comments:   You inspired me to build the cemetery gates and I have them 75% complete. But it just hit me that I'm not sure how to finish them. I could use your opinion on that process. I was thinking of smoothing the pillars out with drywall compound but its not waterproof. Do you think after I paint it, the drywall compund would be safe or is it better to spray the posts with texture paint to hide the seams? Any thoughts you have would be greatly appreciated! After that, I have my sights on the ghost-go-round! Thanks again!

Name - Tony R.     Location - Strasburg, Pennsylvania     Date - Sun Aug 12 18:26:15 2007
Comments:   I must start off by saying Thanx. I have been so impressed by your projects. I have made it a yearly task to haunt my home for all of the trick-or-treaters. Every year the kids and adults ask me what I have planned for the next Halloween. Of course I tell them," you'll have to wait and see". Needless to say they are not disappointed. I have used some of your ideas each year and they have impressed an entire town. I am currently working on a cemetary gate and fence. I am following you plans but, tweaking it a bit. It looks awesome. I can't wait until the town gets to see it. So I say again Thank you for your ideas. Please keep up the great work! Sincerely, Tony Have a Happy Halloween!

Name - Ted     Location - Plant City, FL     Date - Sat Aug 11 07:32:17 2007
spillit.wordpress.com
Comments:   I found your site a couple years ago. You've got one of my favorite yard haunts I've seen (online). It's clean and one of the most 'realistic' displays. Your front pillars are awesome! Thanks for updating the site each year. The how-to's are great. Thanks again.

Name - Wyatt     Location - Iowa     Date - Wed Aug 1 16:15:14 2007
Comments:   This display must have taken you quite awhile! My friends and I always set up and run a haunt at my house every Halloween, but I don't have a shed-size mausoleum in my front yard!

Name - Tara     Location -     Date - Fri Jul 20 18:09:39 2007
Comments:   Your set up is amazing and the best I've have seen done to someones house. It is truely inspirational because you have alot of great ideas and you can tell it took alot of time to put together. Truely a masterpiece.

Name - Mark     Location - St. Louis     Date - Sat Jun 30 13:40:46 2007
Comments:   Your cemetery gate and columns are excellent. I am considering building my own. But I have a question, how do you make the tops of the columns? The pyramid top angles inward as it tapers to the top and has a flat surface at the apex. It looks as if it requires compound angle cuts. Is there any way to make those four sides in a simple way? Maybe a template or something? They look hard to make. Thanks for any tips you can provide...

Name - Pamela Chandler     Location - Thousand Palms, California     Date - Sat May 5 12:56:26 2007
http://www.nightshadesnightmare.com
Comments:   Thanks for sharing your wonderful display. You are truely an inspiration! Happy Haunting....

Name - asha     Location - lagos     Date - Fri Jan 26 17:55:54 2007
Comments:   good site

Name - Mandy Barnes     Location - Canada     Date - Mon Jan 8 11:13:50 2007
www.barnesboneyardhaunt.com
Comments:   Your haunt looks fantastic!

Name - Shawn     Location - Virginia Beach     Date - Sun Oct 29 19:58:15 2006
Comments:   Bravo! I must admit that you've inspired me. I turned my house into a fantastic Halloween monument, and it all started when I saw your website. When people ask where I came up with it, I tell them to go visit ravenmanor.com! Each year I plan to build it up more. Maybe someday you'll see my house online! Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the great work! Shawn

Name - J. Rick Suchil aka "Sooch"     Location - Beyond the Sun     Date - Sat Oct 28 13:58:15 2006
www.thefanboys.com
Comments:   Thanks for scaring the sh** out of my kids last year. They wake up in a cold sweat every night. I hope you are proud of yourself!!

Name - sharon     Location - west jordan, utah     Date - Fri Oct 13 06:05:00 2006
Comments:   there was a special on tv last year, and I drove over to look at your yard - what an incredible amount of work goes into your halloween presentation. I just wish it was lit longer than 3 days....perhaps a week, since I usually have the Grandkids Fri or Sat and your show begins on Sunday night this year, so I won't be able to bring them over to see it. But thanks for updating the features, and adding to your exhibits. It is great!

Name - Brian O'Halloran     Location - Dover, NH     Date - Thu Oct 5 19:35:45 2006
www.brian.ohalloran.net
Comments:   Nice job with the web site and the Halloween Decorations. Thanks for the projects area it has provided me with some inspirations of my own. I can’t wait to see what you will add this year. You must be so proud to have made it on the TV news.

Name - John Hill     Location - California     Date - Mon Sep 25 11:11:27 2006
Comments:   I want to thank you for your site...I have been asking people how to make the flying ghost effect, and no one had a clue... thanks again....Hopefully I will be able to put it together... it will probably take some experimentation. John

Name - Breck Johnson     Location - Lexington, Kentucky     Date - Mon Sep 18 21:59:34 2006
Comments:   Your site has given me a lot more enthusiasm for my yard decor. My wife already thought I was nuts! Like you I have been decorating my yard since I was a boy. Your props are awesome. I especially love the fence, I have struggled with how to do mine and your's look fantastic. I am now 35 and I turn 36 on Halloween! That's right, my Birthday is Halloween. Guess that's why I love it so much. Last year the kids that came by said "maybe not so scary next year". Wait till they see it this year, that is if they are brave enough to get any closer than across the street! Thanks so much for sharing your site with us!

Name - Rhonda     Location - Austin, TX     Date - Sun Sep 17 09:08:07 2006
Comments:   Your site AND your gates/crypt rock!!!! You've done a wonderful job on both and I greatly appreciate your sharing!!!!

Name - Mark     Location - Ottawa, Canada     Date - Tue Sep 12 15:57:09 2006
Comments:   Outstanding decorations and truly inspirational. You have the house that amateurs like myself aspire to. Well done.

Name - Jennifer     Location - Roxbury, New Jersey     Date - Sat Jan 7 17:39:51 2006
Comments:   Fantastic! We are creative home haunters ourselves and love to throw haunted Halloween parties. Over 130 adults attended the last shindig. Great inspiration for the pillars and fence...will try to tackle that project this year. Keep up the great work. Happy Haunting!

Name - Brian     Location - Pittsburgh, PA     Date - Wed Dec 28 14:45:17 2005
www.freewebs.com/brianmm111
Comments:   I love you cemetary gate and fence. I auctually love your site in general it is so awesome. but I really love the columns and gate and fence, i wish i could do that.

Name - Randy Tippett     Location - memphis missouri     Date - Thu Dec 1 19:46:30 2005
http://www.nmghs.org
Comments:   I love Raven Manor it gives us some ideas for next year haunted barn and pasture

Name - Sutter Cane     Location - Wichita, KS     Date - Thu Nov 24 17:06:38 2005
members.cox.net/suttercane/index.htm
Comments:   Nice job with the website buddy. Everything looks great!

Name - Bentley Manor     Location - Hudsonville, Michigan     Date - Thu Nov 10 11:52:30 2005
Comments:   Your Cemetery gates and fence ideas added the perfect touch to Our 12th annual Spookhouse & Cemetery. Several people complimented Us and I bragged quite a bit about this guy from Utah! I tell everyone about Your site and hope to use more of Your ideas in the years to come! Thank You muchly and happy haunting in the future.

Name - Mike Lieberman     Location - San Jose, CA     Date - Sat Nov 5 10:05:44 2005
Comments:   Very and very impressive! Just enjoyed the ideas and the excitement you are sharing with us! Already several friends and I are brainstorming ideas for next year! Thanks for sharing your creativity!

Name - Jack Taddeo     Location - Park Ridge(Chicago), IL     Date - Fri Nov 4 23:34:06 2005
Comments:   Hey...the rest of us non-Utah residents need pictures!! Can't wait to see the latest 2005 touches. You're the best in the home haunt biz! Congrats on Raven Manor Cinema too. It is awesome, as is everything you build!

Name - Scott Shier     Location - Beaverton, Oregon     Date - Wed Nov 2 15:39:51 2005
Comments:   Thank you for sharing your hard work with the rest of us. I have been doing a setup in my garage for the past two years and I have been getting comments from the neighbors that they look forward to seeing my display. I had been doing everything myself, but this year I wanted to do something really cool, so I thought I would "Google" other peoples ideas. I found the Monster List and opened up a whole new world of possibilities. Your cemetary is one of the most realistic and awe inspiring projects I have seen. Only the Terror Syndicate has higher quality (And I am nowhere near that talented). I plan on doing my own graveyard next year with many of your plans as inspiration. I will also be creating a website where I can not only give you the proper credit for the design of the gates, but hopefully add a few projects of my own to inspire others. Keep up the great work, and I can't wait to see what you come up with for next year.

Name - Jim     Location - Huntsville, AL     Date - Sun Oct 30 22:14:03 2005
Comments:   Enjoy the Site a true insperation to all home haunters!!!!!

Name - Crystal Bowron     Location - Franklin, Tn     Date - Wed Oct 26 14:02:29 2005
Comments:   Saw this on the news and had to check it out. My husband and I do the same thing here called Bogee Manor. It's nice to know we aren't the only ones crazy enough to invest money into this stuff! Keep it up!

Name - Becky Rickman     Location -     Date - Wed Oct 26 10:07:14 2005
Comments:   Great!!!

Name - The Hansons     Location - Around the corner from your house...     Date - Sun Oct 16 18:48:12 2005
Comments:   We loved it. It was better than cats. We want to see it again and again.

Name - Rich     Location - Indiana     Date - Fri Oct 14 20:29:34 2005
miserymanor.com
Comments:   Awesome Haunt!!! This is my first year with the Misery Manor haunt and with the addition of a mausoleum built from your plans it should be fantastic, I can't wait. You're display was such an inspiration in the disigning my Cemetary. I refer everyone who ask about yard huants to your site. Detail is what it's all about and you nailed it. Great job!!!

Name - Alyssa     Location - Meadville, PA     Date - Sun Oct 9 12:33:44 2005
Comments:   What a FANTASTIC haunt! It's the little touches that spell the difference between an okay haunt and a truly memorable one, and your cemetery columns, fencing, and mausoleum are impressive. I love the skull-whistle finials--what a cool, classic look! You've really raised the bar.

Name - Robert     Location - Omaha, NE     Date - Fri Oct 7 11:57:22 2005
Comments:   What an AMAZING display you have! I found your site a year ago, and I've referred to it dozens of times in doing my own graveyard. Our FCG mausoleum is directly from your design, and it turned out GREAT! Thank you. We're making "rock" speakers for background music, and was wondering what music was used in your 2003 video? Keep up the fantastic work!

Name - Dennis And Maggie Saldo     Location - Pueblo West, Co.     Date - Wed Sep 28 14:51:35 2005
Comments:   We just moved to Colorado and love the flying ghost, I do a graveyard scene, I'm building a fence for the yard and was looking for some ideas for the gate, and found your ghost. Thanks for a great web site. Happy Haunting, Be back soon. Dennis and Maggie Saldo

Name - Me     Location - Utah     Date - Tue Sep 27 13:58:01 2005
Comments:   Hey Dave. I found a deal on 10 lbs of bleached human bone replicas that some of your guests might want to use in their projects. Here is the link- http://www.smarthome.com/hw0101.html

Name - Jody     Location - British Columbia     Date - Sat Sep 17 01:26:57 2005
Comments:   Great stuff, I would love to do some of the moving ghosts...but I am mechanically challenged, your sight is AMAZING, and inspiring. I can only hope to have my yard look as great as your's. With your inspiration I am hoping to add some more tombstones to my yard display, great great sight.

Name - Mike Allen     Location - Dayton, Ohio     Date - Mon Sep 5 20:15:12 2005
Comments:   I like what you have done. I have been building haunted trails for 12 years, this stuff looks better then most the stuff i can purchase. After looking at you prop section i will be building some of them for the Hueston Woods Haunted Trail this year. Keep up the good work! Mike Allen

Name - KEVIN PAYNE     Location - hollywood fla     Date - Mon Aug 29 11:19:59 2005
Comments:   I have a question about your entrance column. How did you complete the top. Is it something like a hip roof or what. Could you possibly provide instructions. Thank you and keep up the great work.

Name - Roy Shatt     Location - Glen Burnie, Md     Date - Mon Aug 29 09:22:38 2005
Comments:   I've been on your sight several times, Fantastic. I am a co-chair for trail we put on each year for the past 6 years as a fund raiser for a Catholic School. This year I'll be using some of your ideas as we have changed our theme. http://www.wickedwoods.us/intro.html. This is our web sight from last year. Just want to say thanks for the inspiration you provide to us fellow Haunters. I'm looking forward to you 2005 Pictures. I do wish you were local, I think you would have fun playing on our 600ft trail in the woods..... If you have any plans or other ideas to share feel free to email me.

Name - Mike     Location - Savannah GA     Date - Fri Apr 22 11:15:32 2005
Essence.cc
Comments:   I've been here several times, can't remember if I have ever signed the book. Well, anyway...HELLO!

Name - Shane Cooper     Location - Longmont Colorado     Date - Fri Apr 8 14:59:00 2005
www.scooperhome.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=1
Comments:   Really enjoyed your site and all of the pictures!!! We just started getting into our yard decor 2 years ago and it's fast becoming the main attraction in our neighborhood. Moving ghosts are my next big thing along with more tombstones. Thanks for all of the ideas!! I only have a 7 months and not enought time to get it all done. Now if only my storage unit can hold it all??

Name - Jeff Barry     Location - Thunder Bay, Ontario. Canada     Date - Fri Mar 18 18:26:28 2005
www.hauntedyards.com
Comments:   Nice work... I love the crank ghost! Have a good season.

Name - John Scott     Location - Newark Delaware     Date - Mon Feb 21 13:48:16 2005
Comments:   Great haunt! We do a Haunt at the Barrington development south of Newark.With about 300 adults and kids visiting each year.We hope to have our own web site next year .Again Great job

Name - renee'     Location - INDIANA     Date - Thu Feb 10 18:20:34 2005
Comments:   I LOVE IT!!!! I have always decorated for Halloween.. Years ago our neighborhood kids couldn't wait to see what was next.. It is Feb. and I am planning for this fall.. You have given me wonderful ideas.. What great fun your children and helpers must be having... and what terrific memories for your family, friends and neighbors.. I stand in AWE!!!!! FANTASTIC.......

Name - Steven Spelsberg     Location - Los Angeles California     Date - Wed Jan 12 22:46:53 2005
Comments:   You are a creative genious... Any chance you dable into movie making????

Name - Todd     Location - San Jose, Ca     Date - Tue Dec 28 21:14:36 2004
Comments:   2005 will be year two after a very successful 2004 front yard cemetery. I am definately duplicating the flying ghosts/tracks, if I can get it going correctly. That will look great.. I bet with the 50lb line you could pull off the LED eyes... (my goal). Todd

Name - D.S. Wilson     Location - STL     Date - Fri Dec 10 22:10:09 2004
Comments:   Thank you so much for sharing your Halloween projects with us. I just started 'haunting' last year and thought I was scary with a Reaper outfit and wireless headset through a effects processor. You have given me a lot of ideas for props. Thank you again.

Name - Jack Taddeo     Location - Park Ridge, IL     Date - Sun Nov 14 00:00:10 2004
Comments:   Bravo! And congratulations on the CBS2 News coverage as well. Another fantastic, if snowy, Halloween display for 2004 at Raven Manor!

Name - Norm Glenn     Location - Austin, Texas     Date - Thu Nov 11 12:15:49 2004
www.mansionofterror.com
Comments:   This is a great job and a work of art within the haunt community!!! My hat is off to you. Keep up the great work.

Name - Dave O     Location - Toronto, Canada     Date - Sat Nov 6 07:09:24 2004
Comments:   Wow! Just when I start to think that my yard haunt is pretty good, I see one like yours. Your attention to detail is obvious even through pictures on the web. I've been accused of going overboard, but even I wouldn't think of building an 8x10 structure for a Halloween prop. Beautiful! Also, thanks for the detailed instructions and links for props, I'll be using them and passing them on to some other local haunters. Congratulations on a great haunt and web-site. Dave O

Name - "Autumn"     Location - Mobile, AL     Date - Thu Nov 4 13:46:00 2004
www.autumnwhisperstome.com
Comments:   A truly inspiring work of art. Thank you so much for sharing your haunting vision with us.

Name - Christopher Pitts     Location - West Jordan     Date - Wed Nov 3 16:35:22 2004
Comments:   Hagoth told me about all of the cool Halloween stuff that you do! Dave that is awesome. I've done some small displays but nothing like this! I had no idea.

Name - Jerry W     Location - PA.     Date - Wed Nov 3 04:04:44 2004
Comments:   Simply an outstanding display. Refreshing to see one w/o all the gore that has become all too common in Halloween displays. I had my wife and some friends watch the video and they were mesmerized by the FCG and axeworthy ghosts. I see your tombstones are anchored by what look to be pieces of thin plywood. Are they just glued to these boards? Very inspiring all the way around!

Name - Sam Ahlstrom     Location - South Jordan, Utah     Date - Sun Oct 31 19:33:04 2004
www.freewebs.com/kilopolki
Comments:   I've always wanted to do something like that but I've never had the money since I'm only 14. It was a lot of fun to drive by and see Raven Manor. It look great

Name - D. SKye Hodges     Location - SLC, Utah     Date - Sun Oct 31 08:42:52 2004
dskye.blogspot.com
Comments:   Saw your haunt on the news. Great job!!

Name - Tammy     Location - North Ogden     Date - Sun Oct 31 00:07:04 2004
Comments:   I found you by watching the local news when you were featured there on Saturday Halloween night 2004. I am very happy that I heard about you. What you have done is fasinating!!! Keep it up!Also, thanks for the tivo info on your web site. My daughter has tivo in three rooms in her home and I have decided to do the same thing. Love tivo !!!

Name - Brad     Location - Reston, VA     Date - Fri Oct 22 12:49:44 2004
Comments:   I loved the Tivo costume you made for the little girl. It looks adorable...have you ever made an adult sized one?? I ask because I am trying to find one for this Halloween to rent!

Name - Doug Hilton     Location - German Valley, Illinois     Date - Wed Oct 20 08:06:43 2004
Comments:   Nice job! I have a huge barn that I have been turning into a "Haunted Barn" for the kids (big & small)every year for the last 8. Every year it gets a little bigger. My wife thinks I'm nuts! She's right! I won't have time this year, but, I think the neghborhood is in desperate need of some "foxworthy ghost".

Name - JW     Location - STL     Date - Fri Oct 1 11:57:21 2004
Comments:   Great site and great haunt. We're just getting into the haunt fullforce and I'm *loving* it. What an awesome job you've done on yours, I hope ours is as good someday!

Name - Lory     Location - West Jordan,Utah     Date - Tue Sep 28 12:10:32 2004
Comments:   My family and I put up our own haunted yard in your area.I will have to come check out yours up close and personal.You did a fabulous job.I love your gates and your ghosts.We do more halloween decore on the inside of our home for our halloween party. We black plastic our entire basement and then decorate with a theme in mind. Fabulous job!!!!When I saw the pictures of last year and the snow I knew that you were from Utah. Happy Halloween

Name - Jack     Location - Park Ridge (Chicago), IL     Date - Mon Sep 27 23:56:43 2004
Comments:   Thanks for sharing your great, yard haunt pictures and plans! It was great seeing the finished product from 2003, and the snow made it even MORE eerie! Have a great 2004 haunt!

Name - Mary Jo     Location - Orlando, Florida     Date - Thu Sep 23 07:00:18 2004
Comments:   Great page. You have helped me a lot with my halloween display. i haven't read many of your comment yet. since i am not suposed to be doing this on company time. but i just wanted to add if you want to make foam look like rock. give it a coat of old laytex house paint. let dry then. spary texture on it. works great for tomb stones.

Name - Navy Ghost     Location - Springville, IN     Date - Tue Sep 21 12:05:58 2004
Comments:   FINALLY!! A masuleum WITH PLANS for my FCG to fly in full glory! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!!! Fantastic site, great pics, excellent details. Thanks for an EXCELLENT site!

Name - Haunted418.com     Location - New Castle, PA USA     Date - Fri Sep 3 06:01:34 2004
www.haunted418.com
Comments:   Spooky site! Great photo gallery. Keep up the haunting!

Name - CHRIS CHESNEY     Location - JONESBOROUGH TENNESSEE (OLDEST TOWN IN TN.)     Date - Thu Aug 19 22:53:41 2004
Comments:   Each year I search the web looking for new projects and new ideas. Each year I try to add a little more to my haunt. Everyone around it seems for it to get bigger each year and expect more from me each year. I wanted to do a walk in mausoleum and needed some ideas and came across yours. The work and the detail that you put into your displays is incredible. The detail you put into things is unreal. My mausoleum will house 2 full size coffins instead of a fcg. I will have a fog machine with sound effects as well. My tombstones are made of 2x wood as I get it for free do to the type of work I do. It actually works out really well. I work for myself on the side as well doing woodworking. I build wishing wells and sell them on the side and this year I am using 1 in my haunt with a tub a skull a fish pump which will pump water out of the top of the skull. The water will have red dye in it to give the bloody look and black light overhead. Your display is incredible so keep up the good work. I will be watching to get more ideas in the future.

Name - The Evil Green Witch     Location - Sunny Arizona     Date - Mon Aug 16 23:56:18 2004
www.cliftorsgraveyard.com
Comments:   Very nice site and great pictures. It's really great to know that there are other Halloween freaks just like us. Formerly from the Jersey Shore, we bring our family and haunt across the country to Arizona where we plan to continue our annual hauntings. I enjoyed the visit!

Name - Randy Hicks     Location - Concord, Michigan     Date - Sat Aug 7 09:11:28 2004
Comments:   Wow! That is an absolutely awesome display. The detail in your work is outstanding. I'm starting my research for this years decorations and I must say your display is one of the best I've seen. Great job! Randy Hicks

Name - Toni     Location - Chicago     Date - Fri Aug 6 22:38:16 2004
Comments:   Hi, i unfortunatly live in chicago...so i'll never get to see your beautiful haunt. Yes, i said beautiful, i say it because of the video you showed me on your 2003 pics page. The way you did it, it was beautiful. never in my life of home haunting have i ever seen such a beautiful spin on halloween. Sometimes, when i go to websites, i see blood and gore, and sometimes a little to much of it. But when i see your graveyard, the tombstones don't say scary or funny things they say names, names of the long lost souls that roam the display, like in the crypt, her moves are magestic and peaceful.... and the part that really got me was at the very end when the camera zoomed in...and the tombstone said...... elsa may SNOW.....

Name - Jennifer     Location - Chicago     Date - Tue Jul 27 15:20:57 2004
Comments:   As I start my research for holloween projects, I came across your site! It's truly inspiring. I add stuff every year and this year I would like it to be a fence. Yours is the most realistic I've found. While I don't think I have the storage for all the pillars, I would like to have a few at the entrance. Storage above the garage door is a great idea. Thanks for the inspiration and good luck this year.

Name - Lydia     Location - Simi Valley, California     Date - Thu Jul 8 22:44:25 2004
Comments:   Truly inspiring mausoleum - a definite add to my yard haunt this year. I haven't had any place to hang an FCG rig in previous years - and NOW I will. I bought the rig in March and Halloween, 2004 will be the best thanks to you!! Hope yours is great - Lydia

Name - Tom     Location - Geneva, OH     Date - Sun May 23 09:56:39 2004
Comments:   Wonderful job. Am in my second year working on my yard haunt. Hope to get up to your level one day. Keep up the good work, will check back again for more pics. Thanks.

Name - Jo     Location - California     Date - Sun May 9 11:03:10 2004
Comments:   The best columns and fences I've ever seen!

Name - Wes Bourn     Location - Norfolk, Neb     Date - Sun Apr 4 21:15:28 2004
www.teambac.com/halloween.html
Comments:   Nice site guys and cool projects. The mausoleum with the FCG is wicked. Your flying ghost set-up is great. May have to incorporate your method of the pipe trick into my own. If you are needing more geared motors, check out surpluscenter.com if you have not already. Love the build reports and the main page picture has that special touch for knowing some great viewing and reading is coming forth.

Name - Mark Jones     Location - Tampa Bay Area     Date - Thu Apr 1 09:58:12 2004
Comments:   Very nice job on your AFG! I intend to try a single run sometime myself. I do have a suggestion for you in regards to keeping your ghosts light. I'm not sure what you used for the cloth, but I've found the best ghost cloth is what I use on my FCG. It's called "septic tank paper" and is found at Home Depot. It's not paper, but a thin material rather like "dryer sheets". It's thin, transluscent, tough, tears with a nice ragged edge, and you can dye it with Rite Whitener to make it UV glow. Cost? Only about 20cents per yard for 48" width. So just say NO to Cheesecloth! Happy Haunting!

Name - Brian     Location - Omaha NE     Date - Sun Mar 21 14:02:06 2004
Website -
Comments:   your hant is great! keep up the Hard work.

Name - Benji Mairosee     Location - North harford High School     Date - Thu Mar 4 08:36:58 2004
Comments:   When I went on a camping trip on 2/27/04 in York County P.A. I saw several ghosts. I was wondering who they could have been? The place I saw the first one was at the bridge close by arround 1:35 P.M. on 2/28/04. From what I saw, they were two black slaves on the run. The second one was at the abandoned mess hall around 11:30 P.M. This one looked like a tall man, about six to seven feet tall, and carrying a candle. The third and last one I saw was in the woods around 11:45, I couldn't see a shape but I did see a red flashing light. Now I was the only one arround with a red flashlight and I know it wasn't me. I want to find out who these poor souls could have been for the next time I go back. Plus I'm getting very interested in ghost research even though my friends think I'm making it all up, but I know what I saw. Thank you for your help I hope to get a response. Ben Mairose, 3/04/2004.

Name - Lyle Braithwaite     Location - West Valley City     Date - Mon Nov 3 09:39:19 2003
Comments:   Very impressive. Keep up the good work.

Name - Sister of Raven Claw     Location -     Date - Sat Nov 1 13:25:01 2003
Comments:   You did an absolutly fantastic job this year! Halloween night was spectacular. You were able to use the heavy snow to the haunts advantage and Eleanor has NEVER looked better then she did that evening. Great job! Everyone is so impressed by all of your hard work. Thanks for another great show!

Name - Shaun     Location - SLC     Date - Thu Oct 30 06:25:49 2003
Comments:   You have the best haunt I've seen in SLC and probably the best I've run across on the web. My family and I stopped by the night you opened. You've done a really great job.

Name - Scott "mookie" G.     Location - South Jordan UT     Date - Wed Oct 29 11:25:09 2003
Comments:   I laughed, I cried, I thought...damn, what a hobby! Truely a site to behold

Name - Bonnie     Location -     Date - Mon Oct 27 10:35:46 2003
Comments:   Dave, You are the best! I have had fun showing you off to my friends this year. I know you have a good supportive wife that not only allows you to create, but encourages your efforts.

Name - Karen Phillips     Location - 6087 Don Juan Drive Taylorsville     Date - Fri Oct 24 10:46:01 2003
Comments:   This looks fun. We will be visiting this week. I had a friend send me the information; so we will check it out.

Name - Karl & Trina     Location - your neighborhood     Date - Wed Oct 22 21:39:45 2003
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Comments:   We are so glad that you are going to dress up this year can't wait to see what the two of you can come up with since you are so incredibly creative. Also glad that you are doing it for more then one night!

Name - N8     Location - O Town     Date - Tue Oct 21 11:17:41 2003
Comments:   You seem like such good and decent people in spite of what Ben Gilchrist has told me about you. God Bless!

Name - Sister of Raven Claw     Location -     Date - Mon Oct 20 11:39:12 2003
Comments:   I like your super-imposed ghoast thing that you've got going on on the home page of your site! keep up the great work... AWESOME!

Name - Ben     Location - THE OC     Date - Mon Oct 20 09:00:30 2003
Comments:   Hey just wanted to send a shout out to all of those participating in this years events. Raven Manor Rules!

Name - Troy     Location - South Jordan, Utah     Date - Mon Oct 20 08:53:22 2003
Comments:   I look forward to seeing what's new every year! Thank's for the invite! The Jolleys

Name - jeri gilchrist     Location - Utah     Date - Sat Oct 18 07:27:03 2003
Comments:   I am sooo impressed! You guys have put in alot of hard work. Is there anything you guys can't do? You give us mere mortals a complex! You always do everything top notch. I'm proud of what you have done and even more proud to call you family. Love you guys!!

Name - Susan     Location - Salt Lake City     Date - Wed Oct 15 09:27:04 2003
Comments:   How could I ever be so lucky to have such a talented son! Watching you grow and the evolution of your talents has been the great joy of my life. I'm proud of you! Love You, Mom

Name - Emily Raven     Location - Gainesville, FL     Date - Sat Oct 11 14:20:39 2003
Comments:   Hey, I sure do love all of your haunting decorations. I really look forward to seeing 2003. In my absense, will you please broadcast a full view of your yard and those haunting in it! I know you will be missing the most haunting employee of all this year as he will be haunting the gators in Florida. Thanks for your hard work... Emily.

Name - Jamie     Location - Avondale, Arizona     Date - Thu Oct 9 14:42:20 2003
Comments:   Amazing!!I have been to many sites but none to top this one!Have you thought about taking your talents to Hollywood? Seriously! Your designs are that good. I am a Halloween nut ( my family can't understand my obsession). Up until I found your site I had only decorated the inside of my house. You have inspired me to decorate the outside this year too! I have my husband building my cemetary fencing and pillars. Thanks for making your designs easy to follow. The photos are great! I was insearch of projects that would give my haunt a realistic and classic look, thanks to you I've found it. Keep up the great work! I will definitely be back! Happy haunting!

Name - Don     Location - Whitestone, NY     Date - Tue Oct 7 09:49:57 2003
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Comments:   Outstanding. Thanks for keeping Halloween alive. Looking forward to see 2003.

Name - Frank Bylecki     Location - Salt Lake City     Date - Fri Sep 26 10:53:49 2003
Comments:   I can't believe you take the time to do all this work. This is quite a special thing to do for your neighborhood. You must have an expensive and hardworking crew to help you set all this up. It is amazing that were doing this at such a young age. At that age, you and your friends should of been out looking for girls. Just think of all the dates that you and your friends missed out on. Hopefully, that didn't give you and your friends a complex. Anyway, I think it is wonderful all the detail this project has. If I can add one comment. I think you should add dummy's in your presentations. For example, take a pair of coveralls and fill them with newspaper. You could put a scary mask on them and people wouldn't know if they are real. They could be used for all kinds of fun things. Like wrestling!!! I wish I had a dummy to wrestle with right now. Another great idea to try would be aiming a water sprinkler at some plastic tarp. People wouldn't see it and the noise would scare them. I know I soiled myself once because I was frightened by one. So I digress. Great job on all the work. I suspect you pay your helpers well for their work and dedication. I would guess they really like food...i.e. pizza, hamburgers, and lynn wilson fruit burritos. Have a wonderful haunting season and I hope to come by and visit. Sincerly, Frank

Name - Maleficent     Location - Sunny California     Date - Fri Sep 19 13:25:09 2003
Comments:   Thanks, this is a great site! And awesome projects to. Can't wait to see all the pictures from Halloween 2003. Wishing you another great haunt!

Name - Lady Boo     Location - Spring Hill, Florida     Date - Fri Sep 19 12:24:03 2003
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Comments:   You have a fantastic haunt! We love your gates so much we are trying to make some similar! Hope your Halloween is the best...thank you for a great website too! See you on the Halloween-L!

Name - chris     Location - Reno, Nevada     Date - Wed Sep 17 02:43:48 2003
Comments:   Awesome!


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