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Posted by Jim Elbrecht on October 28, 2009, 7:52 am
>Where can I find some to the point nasty no trespassing signs? We are
>getting prowlers and burglaries during the daytime at very rural properties.
>I hope word has gotten out that I'm a crazy ole man who shoots real bullets,
>but I had a daytime prowler last Saturday.
You can have your own printed up pretty cheaply these days. Get
creative. My favorite was a little note on the front door of a camp
in the boonies of Schoharie Co, NY in 1973 or so.
"The good folk of Schoharie County cleaned me out in 1968, so you'll
find little of value in this trailer. There are no guns, no liquor,
no TV & no cash. The only thing of value in this trailer is my size
54 Trench coat hanging in the hall closet. If I find you in my trench
coat, I'll bury you in it."
Jim
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Posted by LouB on October 28, 2009, 8:00 am
Jim Elbrecht wrote:
>
>> Where can I find some to the point nasty no trespassing signs? We are
>> getting prowlers and burglaries during the daytime at very rural properties.
>> I hope word has gotten out that I'm a crazy ole man who shoots real bullets,
>> but I had a daytime prowler last Saturday.
>
> You can have your own printed up pretty cheaply these days. Get
> creative. My favorite was a little note on the front door of a camp
> in the boonies of Schoharie Co, NY in 1973 or so.
>
> "The good folk of Schoharie County cleaned me out in 1968, so you'll
> find little of value in this trailer. There are no guns, no liquor,
> no TV & no cash. The only thing of value in this trailer is my size
> 54 Trench coat hanging in the hall closet. If I find you in my trench
> coat, I'll bury you in it."
>
> Jim
LOL
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Posted by John Grabowski on October 28, 2009, 8:19 am
"> Where can I find some to the point nasty no trespassing signs? We are
> getting prowlers and burglaries during the daytime at very rural
> properties.
> I hope word has gotten out that I'm a crazy ole man who shoots real
> bullets, but I had a daytime prowler last Saturday.
*What makes you think that these people who break into homes can read? Many
years ago when I was working on a house in an exclusive area of Los Angeles
I noticed every day that one home always had a police car parked in its
driveway in the same spot. It took me a few weeks to realize that it was
just a scarecrow.
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Posted by RicodJour on October 28, 2009, 10:00 am
> "> Where can I find some to the point nasty no trespassing signs? =A0We a=
re
> > getting prowlers and burglaries during the daytime at very rural
> > properties.
> > I hope word has gotten out that I'm a crazy ole man who shoots real
> > bullets, but I had a daytime prowler last Saturday.
> *What makes you think that these people who break into homes can read? =
=A0Many
> years ago when I was working on a house in an exclusive area of Los Angel=
es
> I noticed every day that one home always had a police car parked in its
> driveway in the same spot. =A0It took me a few weeks to realize that it w=
as
> just a scarecrow.
Some years ago in East Hampton the cops left a cop car parked on the
side of a back road which was a favorite quick way into town and the
cops wanted to make the people slow down. An empty car can be seen
from some distance, so they left a dummy in a uniform in the driver's
seat so people would be extry afeared.
Then one day the dummy was stolen! I still laugh when I think about
it.
R
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Posted by Frank on October 28, 2009, 10:55 am
RicodJour wrote:
>> "> Where can I find some to the point nasty no trespassing signs? We are
>>> getting prowlers and burglaries during the daytime at very rural
>>> properties.
>>> I hope word has gotten out that I'm a crazy ole man who shoots real
>>> bullets, but I had a daytime prowler last Saturday.
>> *What makes you think that these people who break into homes can read? Many
>> years ago when I was working on a house in an exclusive area of Los Angeles
>> I noticed every day that one home always had a police car parked in its
>> driveway in the same spot. It took me a few weeks to realize that it was
>> just a scarecrow.
>
> Some years ago in East Hampton the cops left a cop car parked on the
> side of a back road which was a favorite quick way into town and the
> cops wanted to make the people slow down. An empty car can be seen
> from some distance, so they left a dummy in a uniform in the driver's
> seat so people would be extry afeared.
>
> Then one day the dummy was stolen! I still laugh when I think about
> it.
>
> R
My uncle was a city cop and one day fell asleep in his parked patrol
car. Somebody stole his hat and badge. His penalty was working extra
free hours. Thinks it was fellow cop that took his stuff.
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>getting prowlers and burglaries during the daytime at very rural properties.
>I hope word has gotten out that I'm a crazy ole man who shoots real bullets,
>but I had a daytime prowler last Saturday.