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Originally Posted by Stobey
How about razor wire and claymores? In all seriousness, TR, I can't think of anything you've left out. With what you've described, looks pretty darn secure!
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I have a low double silt fence remaining around the front yard left over from construction.
I cut the fabric down, but the 24-36" of picketed hogwire left behind is a real PITA at night if you don't know where it is. Razor wire would be nice but I am told it is cosmetically unattractive and will reduce my curb appeal.
Tanglefoot in high grass would be much better. A couple hundred rolls of razor wire might attract attention.
Claymores are illegal and I don't have any. A couple of days without rule of law, and I might remember a helpful chemistry class though.
Lest you get the wrong impression, I like people just fine, when I invite them.
And no problem posting on this thread. This forum just seemd to be one of the more tactical ones.
TR
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