Posted by JDseller on September 20, 2011 at 20:43:38 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: Got robbed posted by Richard G. on September 20, 2011 at 05:34:31:
One of my grand sons is on the local football team. The bad parts is about half of the guys have never been told NO by any one. He had a Cook out and hay ride last fall on the farm. Everyone seemed to have a good time. Two weeks later I was woke up by my dog raising all kinds of He!!. The dog is a big cross breed Germany Shepperd/St. Bernard. I got mu shoot gun and went out to see what was going on. The dog had two guys treed on top of my fuel tank. I called the dog off and held the guys until the law got there. They where two guys that played football with my grand son. They had seen the fuel tanks and thought that they could sneak in and fill up their car. They had coasted the car down the lane and up to the fuel tanks. They did not know that I had a big dog as he was locked up the night of the party/cook out. They got six months probation and a small fine. They will be stealing again. Not a hard enough punishment for stealing. I told them if I ever saw them again on my place they would find out how a butt fill of buck shot feels like.
To those that are giving Richard cane about his four wheeler having the key in it. Why is it his fault or even mine if some one steals something of mine??? You should not have to make your property Fort Knox to stop thieves. My house is rarely locked to this day. The keys are in just about every vehicle on the place. I am not going to make fifteen sets of keys for the honest family members to keep out a crook. I will just shoot the crook!!!!
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