halloween decorations

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For the past several years, Davison and his wife have constructed incredible Halloween displays, covering a wide-array of subjects. This year, they chose KISS.

That's right - we've got a video of a squirrel eating a pumpkin. And it's about as adorable as you'd expect.

There's something about Halloween that gets us all in the ghostly spirit.

A Mills woman is going all out for Halloween, showcasing a variety of decorations and video projections, complete with radio synchronization.

A Casper family has set up their Halloween decorations a little early this year, eager to usher in what is, arguably, the greatest season of the year.

When Casper looked out its window on any given day in October, it was truly a sight to behold. Witches and werewolves, ghosts and goblins, spooky scary skeletons - they were all there for the taking in.

Battling zombies? Might as well make a sport of it.

Corey Davison said he and his wife began making the skeleton displays in their yard some eight years ago.