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Halloween Scavenger Hunt Prizes
Halloween Scavenger Hunt Prizes, what to give the winner as a gift?
You’ve got the list items all sorted, your guests have all confirmed they are coming and the decorations for the night have been put up. Now for the prize for the winner. What does one give on a Halloween Scavenger Hunt to the winner?
There are many choices really. From scary Halloween costumes, to masks, or a photo of a cemetry, but a really memorable prize would be a photograph of them out on the hunt, on a digital camera and printed off whilst the hunt is still on, then framed in a Halloween styled frame. Or you could give the winner goblets, black and red candles, black jewellery, a certificate written in red ink that looks like gross blood. Or why not treat them to a night out on the town.
The choices are endless when it comes to Halloween. Just use your imagination and think about things that you would like to win if you were a hunter on Halloween.
Happy Halloween Hunting
Halloween Scavenger Hunt Ideas
So, you’ve decided to have a Halloween Scavenger Hunt. Time is running out and you’re panicking as to how you’re going to entertain all the people attending your hunt.
Being Halloween, there’s no better time than to hold a scary, ghoulish type hunt. If you have run out of time and are unable to buy too many items for your hunters to find, another really great option for keeping them entertained and busy is to purchase cheap throw away cameras, and pick scary Halloween type places and objects around your hunt area for your hunters to find and photograph. Instead of picking the winner, by who has the most on the items list, a prize can be given to the first person or team that manage to photograph all the items on the list you will have written up and be the first back to a particular place still with camera.
The best part about this option, is that once the hunt is over, if you wanted to collect all the cameras you could get them developed send them to your friends and have a great time laughing over all the silly pictures.
If children are attending your hunt, a great way to keep them occupied is buy packets of candy, like snakes, chocolate frogs, and other scary looking foods that only kids love. If children are to stay inside, place items around the house or back yard and have your hunt there. You would be surprised how excited children get, when they are scavenging for stuff in their own yards.
Don’t forget to have some Halloween decorations for the house, and if the weather outside isn’t too great, organize a hunting game inside, for both adults and children.
You could hide items around your house, just make sure nothing can be broken, supply lists to find the items, bring food, like chocolate mousse with wriggly worms in it, and make bright red punch with floating eyeballs in it. There are so many ways your imagination can flourish.
If you don’t wish your house to be the centre of your hunt, find a hall, or pick a restaurant and hold it there. Either way, let your creative side come out and make a hunt to remember.
Halloween Scavenger Hunt Items
By now you’ve got your Friend list sorted, have written down your plan for your hunt, now all you need are the items.
Below is a list of items that will surely bring the scare out on Halloween…
Plate of gummy worms
Black jelly beans
Skeleton
A broom stick
Witches cone
Black cape
Fake blood
Face paint
Matches
Marshmallows
Acorns
Cross
Fangs
Pumpkin seeds
Spider web
Tombstone
Candles
A dvd of a scary movie
A bible
Twilight books
A cheap crested ring (black)
Green goo
Devil horns
Miniature pumpkin
Black light globe
Bolts
Fake axe
A picture of count Dracula
Plastic sword
Eye patch
An October magazine
A piece of black liquorice
Green gello
Something with the number 13 on it
A house that looks haunted
A skeleton tattoo
A scarecrow
A mustache
Someone named jack
A black button
Something mouldy
A piece of broken mirror
A dead end sign
A sign issuing a warning
A stranger wearing part of your costume
A local monument wearing a witch hat
The front of a museum
A home with tombstones in the front
Something poisonous
Rusty nail
Paper ghost
Popcorn ball
Paper lanterns
Picture of a crow
Toy rat
Fake body parts
Rubber snake
Exploding gum
Giant spider web
Wands
Glow in the dark stars
Warts
Gory severed arm
Fake nose
Rusty chain
Fake knife
Fake skull
Slime
Smoke bombs
Stink bombs
Picture of a dead ghost like tree
Colored contact lenses
Black tshirt with a skull on it
Twilight products
Beetlejuice video
Glow in the dark fangs
Photograph of a cemetery
Spiders web
Scary masks
Black light bulbs
Monster outfit
Zombie costume
Fake skin
Candy corn
Black jelly beans
Chocolate icecream with choc chips
Dead man sign post
Black curtains
Black beach towel
Trick or treat candy
Box of orange sweets
Lantern
Black thong necklace with cross
Scary costume for a dog
Severed head
Photo of a crow/raven
Book “the Raven”
Series of Halloween books
Fake black roses
Black tablecloth or one with spider web on it
Keep out sign
Photograph of a black cat
Photograph of someone dressed as a mummy
Toilet paper
Old newspaper clippings
Obituaries
The dictionary page with the meaning of Halloween
Red and black earrings
A postcard with a witch on it
A wig
Dusty torn boots
Orange basketball deflated
Fake chainsaw
Hammer
Axe
Sound recording of rattling chains
Glow in the dark eyeballs
Toffee
Princess outfit
Pitch fork (fake)
Photograph of the front of a museum
Photograph of a mummy
Fake obituary of a team member
Fake coffin
Book of ghost stories
Flashlight
Bag of black edible snakes
Liquorice
Pillow case for treats
Glow in the dark skeletons
Fake smoke
Dungeon entrance sign
No entry door mat
Fake gun
CD of scary songs
Alice Cooper Tshirt
Black Sabbath Tshirt
Black underwear
Fake scabs
Burnt skin
Photograph of the entrance of a morgue
A picture of a crypt
A broken statue
Fake razor blades
Cowboy hat
Frankenstein mask
Green face paint
Anything that glows in the dark
Ripped clothing
Ball and chain
Glow in the dark stars
Glow in the dark spiders
Decorate pumpkins
Tiny shrunken heads (fake)
Cowbell
Pirate outfit
Sword




