ttystikk
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Your dogs consider it their mission, not their job.
Good to hear you chased the rippers off, but I hope you're in a legal state. They might turn you in out of spite. Or tell their friends. It sucks to be on their radar...
It's Ripper season folks..
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Good to hear you chased the rippers off, but I hope you're in a legal state. They might turn you in out of spite. Or tell their friends. It sucks to be on their radar...
Jtaylor507
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Live In michigan. Fully compliant card holder and grow space. Yeah very worried about being on the radar screen. The smell is strong and skunky. Alot of construction crews working within view this week all of a sudden. Replacing water lines to every house. The dogs have been amped up all day.
greg nr
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That's truth right there. A night off to them is punishment, not a vacation.
Funny story I forgot. The kids were waiting for the bus one day playing with our dog. A neighbor drove up to say hello. Our dog went between my son and the car, blocking him, and gave this eerie growl. The neighbor was afraid until my son patted him and said ok. Then it was all tail wags, bright eyes, and perky ears.
Amazing breed. But they are happiest working.
ttystikk
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If I get another dog it's very likely to be a German Shepherd.
My mom tells this story about me and a very smart dog; when I was maybe 2 years old, we lived in Germany. Our housemates- an older couple who owned the home- had a long haired German Shepherd and she'd just had a litter.
One evening they were in the kitchen upstairs chatting when the dog came to them, started whining and going back and forth between them and the top of the stairs. My mom says she laughed and said it sure seemed like she was doing a 'Lassie' and trying to get them to follow her- so, just for fun, they did.
They followed the dog downstairs and into the laundry room where her litter was-
And there I was, sitting in the basket, holding one puppy by the tail and another by a back leg, while they were crying and wailing at the mistreatment.
Clearly, the dog had come upstairs to get my mom to come deal with her own damn puppy already!
LOL
too larry
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I have to agree on the Chow. I had one when I lived in town, and no one came in the yard unless I let them in. Daddy was even scared of her. That oily hair is hell on furniture though. Leaves everything black.
MonkeyGrinder
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That's a nifty camera. How far is the range on it before it starts filming and everything? It's small enough that a nice coar of paint would keep it hidden.I saved myself a lot of paranoia by buying a Reolink Argus. It's a wireless camera with motion detection. If someone moves within the set range, then it immediately sounds off with an alarm and alerts my phone, and I can view what's going on, and even listen and talk through the camera. Only $100 too!
I now sleep through every night again!
https://reolink.com/product/argus/
I've spent a nice chunk of change on trail cams.
too larry
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Trail cams don't last for shit. I've never used them in my grow, but my wife likes to look at the wildlife at my food plots, and it seems like I buy one every damn year.
potroastV2
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It's got the good kind of motion detection that ignores pets, so only trips on human movement. The angle of detection is 140 degrees, and you can set the detection distance to 13 feet, 20 feet or 30 feet. You can install a microSD card and it will record when motion is detected.
They even have a wacky skin that you can put it in to disguise it as an orange giraffe!
https://reolink.com/product/argus/accessories/
Sir Napsalot
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My wife forgot about the thread running between the shed and the house and broke it, sending the suspended Christmas bells crashing to the ground below my bedroom window
so it works
so it works
Would be perfect if the range was for a couple miles for me.. Costco peeps! I'll check the reo, see if it has the range I need.It's got the good kind of motion detection that ignores pets, so only trips on human movement. The angle of detection is 140 degrees, and you can set the detection distance to 13 feet, 20 feet or 30 feet. You can install a microSD card and it will record when motion is detected.
They even have a wacky skin that you can put it in to disguise it as an orange giraffe!
https://reolink.com/product/argus/accessories/
Lucky Luke
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Booby traps can land ur ass in jail.
Going back awhile but there was a young grower not to far from me that rigged up a shotgun bobby trap. It went off as planned and shot a Cops backside.
Shooting a cop is shooting a cop. He get 20 years all up if memory serves.
Going back awhile but there was a young grower not to far from me that rigged up a shotgun bobby trap. It went off as planned and shot a Cops backside.
Shooting a cop is shooting a cop. He get 20 years all up if memory serves.
too larry
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In the bush it's just like the old saying, finders keepers, losers weepers. That is why I plant so many patches.
Lucky Luke
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No we have guns. We just have some sensible laws and licensing requirements. Most of my friends have guns and I shoot on occasion.
And the other part id say is false. Gun crime is fairly low here. Hefty penalties that a smart criminal would not want.
Rob some ones house and get maybe 6 months community service unless your a habitual offender. Add armed robbery and then the multitude of gun violations and your going away for awhile.
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Sir Napsalot
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That seems rather inadequate to me, and I'm not as punitive as a lot of Americans
ttystikk
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I wonder how your burglary rates compare with other countries?
Lucky Luke
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yea, maybe... but we don't have the prison populations you do..lol.
if someone gets caught doing a crime like that then I don't think there life needs to be ruined for one mistake. I know I'm no saint. Sometimes it takes a scare and your back on track.
If someone wants to break into my house ill help them carry the Tv and computer out and ask them to come back in 3 years.
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Lucky Luke
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be interesting to see.
I live semi rural in a rural state and we haven't had a burglary in our street in at least 10 years. I'm sure we would of had one in the suburb. My cars are always unlocked at home in the driveway sometimes with the keys in them.
So its not something I'm up on.
I did live in Sydney and got burgled two or three times (in the same week..lol). That was karma they stole a Patek Phillip watch that I got off the back of a truck in London worth lots of tens of thousands of dollars....
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Sir Napsalot
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That would help explain your sympathetic stance towards thievery