Long term research is a commitment to both the research site and your team. PROS has several members of our group who partake in this endeavor. Unlike typical investigations the team learns the site with a familiarity that can only be described as like a second home.
The team spends many hours together, not only conducting research but working to keep continued operations going. No matter the weather condition of extreme cold or heat. Tony, PROS Director, has spent not only time but his own money fixing and repairing problems and potential problems before they can occur as well as over seeing PROS operations. This is only a small part of what happens before any research can be conducted.
One advantage to having a long term research site (LTRS) is the team always has a place to go to study the paranormal. However there are times the team has found it difficult to get away to do other investigations or even for personal reasons. To sum it up it is a responsibility but well worth the price if you enjoy research.
Research can be conducted in many different ways at our facility. We can set up experiments and be there almost anytime we desire. We can monitor all of the believed influences on the paranormal such as temperature, moon phases, and other factors to see if there is a possible increase or decrease in activity during certain times of change. This is not to say that what could influence one location will have an effect at another place said to have paranormal activity.
PROS will continue our research project as long as the team has the desire and will to do so. We continue to examine as many factors as we can. At times we allow other investigators, researchers and guests to join us at our site. Sometimes different people bring out different responses from our site. Should you or your team want to join the PROS Staff for a research investigation send an email to Ron and Tony at our email address, prosghosthunters@yahoo.com. Some conditions apply.
These reports are listed to present our evidence we want to share with the public. There may be gaps between the dates due to a lack of clear evidence and experiences.