Thieves

Like I said on the other forum.... I will be happy to help you hide the bodies.

I know a few tricks...

Mr.RonGilbert wrote:

Like I said on the other forum.... I will be happy to help you hide the bodies.

I know a few tricks...

I'll be glad to help.... I could consider it a "practice run"......

Thanks guys, I'll let you know if I get some good leads. We can talk then.

im in on an ass beating for sure. Terrible stuff man, but at least nobody was home, or at least aware of it. The situation could be far worse; people that steel will probably go further if pushed.

Yes, they'll go a foot or two further back when pushed by several ounces of lead pellets in the chest.

Bastards....

So sorry about that! I suggest you get some cameras. That’s what I did and they haven’t messed with my cars or anything anymore.

Last year both of my cars were broken in to (well the jeep is always open). They took my nice DVD player from one and tried to take the jeep radio but at the end they didn’t, don’t know why I guess it was too cheap for them. They also opened my garage (had the remote in the car) but luckily it was too messy then and they didn’t took anything from it.

Anyway, I bought some cameras, wired them up to a DVR, and I also have a sign outside stating that I have cameras and they haven’t messed with me yet. ohh and they are also good to check what your dogs do while you are gone, which is nothing, just sitting next to the door waiting until you come back.

At a minimum.... lots of lighting and some signs stating that cameras are present - even if they are not.

With the price of game cams being so low right now that is what I did, I have one with an IR flash so they can't easily spot it. I delete the photos once a week.

I have been thinking about getting some of those game cams for the farm. How many pics can they take and hold? Is it motion sensitive or set time intervals? That is a neat idea for home security.