More Tips on Hunting Ghosts
You'll first need to find a haunted place which is what ghost hunting truly is: hunting for ghosts. Search for locations that are not dangerous and that will allow you to poke around. (It is not recommended that you trespass or take unnecessary chances of any sort.) The location may be outdoors or indoors, and you may ghost hunt during the day or night.

Begin by asking friends and family if they have heard of any good, local ghost stories. If so, see if you can track down the owner of the home or property to gain permission. If that doesn't work, reach out to hospitals, funeral parlors, schools, jails, libraries, religious sites, theaters or any place where tragedy or lots of emotion has been spent. (For more ideas, visit Best Places to Find Ghosts.)

When you ghost hunt, be patient, explore - try to find plausible explanations for what you may deem to be ghost activity. Don't be rash with judgment. If you cannot explain odd things by using rationality, it could be paranormal. But because something unexplainable or odd is paranormal, it does not prove that it is a ghost or supernatural; paranormal only means it is beyond normal, natural or known explanation. Your ghost hunting (actually investigation) work has just begun.