:lol: :lol: James, that reminded me of when my wife worked in the ER of a local hospital. Said that a certain city's cops were pretty tough. Mentioned that a guy was brought in to the ER in handcuffs with a badly bloodied face. Cop just said "he fell down". When she raised her eyeybrows, the cop said "twice".
Anyway, I guess I never thought about the personal safety issue. I was more worried about the guy casing the place for stuff to steal. Come to think of it, he DID ask if I lived in the house on the other side of my property and, like an idiot, I said no, I live offsite. I think that's the mark of a scammer/con artist: they talk so fast and get you off guard that they get information out of you without you even knowing it until it's too late.
I think a trail camera mounted high on a tree is in order to watch over the stuff on my property. Also thinking about replacing the normal chain I use to chain my stuff together with a through-hardened security chain.
Also thought about pouring some concrete piers with a piece of imbedded rebar through the last link and then I can just park my equipment over the top and chain it somewhere on the bottom.
Boy, I guess I am getting paranoid. :lol:
Although it sounds like the direct, no-nonsense "what are you doing here" approach will give a good indication of intentions from what others have replied.
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