Security ideas....

[blackdoggy]

I will be opening up a Efco dealership soon and one of the first things I am doing even though this is my home will be adding four night vision color security cameras around the house. A suggestion for every one in these times of theft is to go out and order a decent set of cameras and a decent DVR setup in a tough well hidden steel box. For those with mobile equipment in a rural area would be to order a tracking system with GPS otherwise order Lojack if you have a reasonable cell phone network.

http://mjelectronics.com/micro.html
http://www.supercircuits.com/
http://www.discount-security-cameras.net
http://www.dvrmaster.com
http://www.worldeyecam.com
http://www.spyville.com/index.html
http://www.spyville.com/gps-unit.html

 

[retired redneck]

Sign on my backwoods shop door ,reads PROTECTED BUY ALARM AND 12GA YOU LOOT I WILL SHOOT . haveben asked about it severial times, 6yrs and no breakins.

 

[blackdoggy]

Well they have not enacted the Castle doctrn here yet There will also be a pitbull added to the front yard of the shop and I have a shotgun here so lets just say it wont be a good idea to mess with two pitbulls and a sleepy guy with #3 buck .

 

[A. Stanton]

I've been thinking of buying a camera and DVR from Supercircuits, because some pain in the butt keeps smashing my mail box and driving on my lawn. To read license plates at ground level in an untraveled area, I think one of the new game cameras with an infrared flash might be beneficial. Just a thought. It really sucks how people don't respect property.

 

[blackdoggy]

This is what you need for that :censored: http://www.defensedevices.com/caltrops.html and a nice camera . Just make sure you know where you put them and try not to step on them.