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Posted by 3010 Ken on May 11, 2005 at 07:10:30 from (207.136.170.26):
In Reply to: How to stop trespassers posted by old on May 11, 2005 at 06:04:03:
Morning Mr. Old;I have no trespassing signs around my place and even one prominently hanging at my gate at the driveway.Last year some character drove right in and up to the house,blew the horn on his car to get someone to come out of the house and then proceeded to sell my wife a car load of new saddles and tack.After telling him she was'nt buying any horse supplies today he left. My wife called the sherrif and three days later they arressted the guy at his house which was pretty well stocked with saddles and tack that he had stolen from the western store in town.Call the police and report the incident so at least they know you had trouble if something should happen later on.Be very careful when confronting any trespasser and always give yourself as much of an advantage as you can!! Have a good day. Kenny
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