Put up a nice warning on your fence. Saying you're going to shoot the **** out of them.

That'd stop me if I was nicking stuff from someone's shed. I'd be like "Oh man, he must've cracked".

Thread revived.

Someone came onto my propertly last night and broke a car window.

Come the **** on!



I need to find out if my state has a law where you can make a neighborhood become a community, with it's own little governing body type thing. Then we can force everyone into paying to hire a private security company. Actually, most everyone would be for that anyways.

I'd still much rather shoot someone that deserves it.

I really don't understand this logic. Like oh no! When people come onto your property to perform misdeeds you should just let them! That'll show those *******s who's boss!

I'm not hurting anyone innocent. I'm not hurting anyone I love. I'm not hurting anyone I care about. And I'm not going to hurt myself by unloading a bunch of bird shot into someone's general direction.

Rob, just leave expensive metal objects out in your yard, hooked up to powerful concealed batteries.

I'm probably going to fence the front yard and put barbed wire up. :/

I reeeeally don't feel like it, though. It also kind of gives people the wrong impression of your house when you do things like that.. :/

I would buy a horizontal fence. An electrical horizontal fence. That goes through puddles. Every puddle in your yard could be a land mine of electrical goodness.

They already hiked the bill 50% this year, I can't afford more electricity. :/

Leave these in your yard.

Oh my GOD that would ruin me.

edit: That too. VVVVVVVVVVV

Edit: Failed ninja delete. :saddowns:

correct me if i'm wrong but can't setting traps have legal ramifications worse than the possibility of killing someone in defense or to protect your property?

It's illegal, but I'm not sure it'd be worse than assault with a deadly weapon. I'm very nearly certain it wouldn't be worse than murder.

Tiger pits.