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The Haunted Farm October 20, 2010
For the past few months, Steve Cates has been working nonstop to turn his property into The Haunted Farm, a menacing place where lunatics and wild creatures lurk.
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An enthusiastic shoveler waits for visitors at the Haunted Farm, 1029 N. 1156 Road.
A not-so-friendly clown greets visitors to Steve Cates' haunted farm, 1029 N. 1156 Road, in rural Douglas County.
Steve Cates tends to a skeleton on his haunted farm in rural Douglas County.
Steve Cates tends to a skeleton on his haunted farm in rural Douglas County.
Steve Cates has collected scary things for years, and for a few dollars you can visit his haunted farm.
A demon baby aims to spook visitors to Steve Cates' haunted farm in rural Douglas County.
Douglas County resident Steve Cates decorates his farm, 1029 N. 1156 Road, for Halloween every year using items he's collected and made.
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