Big Bone Lick State Park is Haunted
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010Tri-State Shadow Chasers is a non-profit group of paranormal investigators from the Northern Kentucky area founded by Eddie Parks in 2008. They use scientific methods to investigate ghost and other paranormal activities, collecting evidence, taking photos, and capturing EVP (electronic voice phenomena), which are strange voices that cannot be heard by the human ear but are picked up with digital recorders.
Tri-State Shadow Chasers has teamed up with the park recreation staff for live Ghost Hunts at Big Bone Lick State Park. These Ghost Hunts are open to the public. You will learn about and use the various instruments employed during paranormal investigations. Authentic equipment will be on hand for anyone to use. You will explore several areas of the park, including the recently renovated 1888 Big Bone Methodist church, Nature Center, Visitor’s Center, the old office building, and several outdoor locations. The next Ghost Hunt starts Saturday March 20th at 8:00pm.
Following are the Tri-State Shadow Chasers’ results of previous Ghost Hunts at Big Bone:


Big Bone Lick State Park is hosting Halloween Scare-fest on October 21-25, and October 28-November 1.



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The “World’s Longest Yard Sale,” also known as the “127 Corridor Sale,” stretches 654 miles across 5 states from West Unity, Ohio to Gadsden, Alabama. Hundreds of thousands of shoppers enjoy this event each year. It’s officially the largest outdoor shopping event in the world. It’s nearly impossible for shoppers to cover the entire route in four days, so be prepared to pick up next year where you left off this year.