Making FISHING CRATE & CHUM BUCKET Halloween/Haunt PROPS
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
Haunt Former documents the creation of two nautical-themed props — fishing crates and chum buckets — destined to populate the harbor-side environment of the Port Chum Haunted Hayride. The short vlog-style episode offers a quick look at the build and painting process for these atmospheric scatter pieces. Both props are designed to reinforce the seaside horror setting across multiple locations within the haunt. This is part of an ongoing series chronicling the full development of the Port Chum event.
Key takeaways
- ◆Fishing crates and chum buckets are built as scatter props to dress a harbor-themed haunt environment
- ◆Vlog format provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the prop-making workflow
- ◆Props are purpose-built for the Port Chum Haunted Hayride attraction
- ◆Painting is a key step in making the pieces feel authentic and thematic
- ◆Part of a larger ongoing build series for a professional haunted hayride
Who this is for
Haunt builders and Halloween enthusiasts looking for inspiration on creating low-cost, themed scatter props for nautical or horror haunt environments.
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