As it stands right now, the group is primarily focused on what is known as “Ghost Hunting”, but without the dramatization and overreactions as shown on TV and movies. It is not that we are excluding everything else that is included in the paranormal world and community, it is just that we have not come across anything to suggest any effort in research and investigation into other topics.

We are always looking to interview and recruit new members into our group so long as it is a serious and sincere endeavor on his or her part. We are a small group at the moment, and a number of our members live states away.

For prospective members, I've created a “Field Guide” to be reviewed and acknowledged. The “Field Guide” includes what I believe are vital things to do what we do and establish a name for ourselves in the paranormal community.

Something I have noticed while researching for the "Field Guide" documents, while also reorienting myself with current theories, equipment, types of phenomenon, etc., I noticed an unfortunate trend that tells why paranormal research is made fun of and not taken seriously. Most of the different groups out there today seem to universally investigate with the assumption that any kind of fluctuation or “abnormal” reading/activity is inherently supernatural and indicative of “ghost” activity. I have to agree with a few skeptics' articles I have read on how the paranormal community portrays itself. One is quoted saying:

“They're nothing more than a bunch of adults playing with expensive flashy toys while running around in the dark believing that every little noise, every little trick of shadow, is a ghost.”