[UnOrthodOx]

Well...

It's a corn maze. Great barn. Looks like a nice well there in one of the pics?


My first thought going around a corn maze was "Children of the Corn" as a theme. Most the setting is already there, the barn can be done up pretty simple to fit.

A second, rather unorthodox ( ) idea....

I see the Chief Whitehorse trail rides...what about a native american themed haunt? Chief Whitehorse's revenge or something.

Indian burial ground. Some native american ghost stories/legends could be used. Bigfoot, deer woman, the snake tribe, spider woman, I could go on. If there are local tribes nearby, run it by their chief and you might even get them to help out, and donate the money to the tribe.

 

[UnOrthodOx]

Just what do you guys think an Indian burial ground should look like? We do have some burial mounds in the area (40-50 miles downriver at Toltec Mounds State Park), but they just look like big hills. Some are laid in geographic patterns, but you can only see that from the air. What says "hey, that’s an old Indian burial ground" to you?

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Or perhaps something akin to my little setup (though very African inspired originally)...

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Better yet, some combination of the two, if you ask me.

 

[UnOrthodOx]

Thanks UnOrthodOx...I really dig Flat Owl. BTW, how did you get the cool glow under your burial skins? LED's? Chritmas lights?

A ton of $1 Christmas light strings.

Most of my mounds broke, though. Rain is not a friend to monster mud and paper mache on a mound. (the Thompson's water seal actually worked quite well, but the weight of the water puddled on them snapped em all, then it soaked into the cracks, then mush...)