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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pulp" data-source="post: 1515332" data-attributes="member: 14195">I do believe that hereford cattle in the dark will make you think you're seeing a ghost.  I also know that if you send some kids to a graveyard with sheets, and then bring some girls, and the kids VERY SLOWLY stand up from behind headstones under a bright full moon, that the girls will believe in ghosts.  Hell, it scared me and I knew what was happening.  I also know that if my brother hides under a grave cover (small roof built over the grave, I've only seen them at Wheelock Cemetery near Millerton, OK) and an unsuspecting kid walks by, and he reaches out and grabs the kid's ankle and starts growling, that kid will believe in ghosts, and he will also be able to run much faster than he ever thought possible.  I also know that foxfire under an old tombstone will raise the hair on your neck.  Something about a bluish glow emanating from the bottom of a tombstone is kinda spooky.My sis-in-law in Lawton claimed to have seen an elderly man in the hallway of her house several times, then he'd disappear.  My neices say he would come to their bedroom and look at the toys, but he, it whatever was never threatening or scary in any way.Personally, I'm not much of a believer in them, but I won't call someone a liar if they say they've seen one.</blockquote>