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If came across a property with alpacas or emus's, I wouldn't even think to hop that fence.For those that are crying over protecting your family, property, etc. I'll just let the chickens and alpacas out in the yard to keep the bad people away and throw flowers at them. I hope you quit lactating over the scariness and are able to keep living your day.
Alpacas taste really good.If came across a property with alpacas or emus's, I wouldn't even think to hop that fence.
And are really warm too!!!Alpacas taste really good.
In Washington state you cannot use a firearm to protect property, only to prevent death or serious bodily harm to yourself or someone else. In some states you are allowed to protect your property, but not here.Shoot first. No questions later. If it's your property I believe you have a right to protect it. Never know with all the political backdoor bs going on. Maybe in your neighborhood start posting signs and in the evening you and your neighbors shoot off some warning shots.
Exception: chickens, when a bald eagle attacks all I can do is cry fowl and salute the dang bird.
okay good to know. Can I protect myself with edged weapons then or is that the same? Maybe I will just eat lots of bananas and spread them all over the property. Shoot then they will probably sue for that injury also.In Washington state you cannot use a firearm to protect property, only to prevent death or serious bodily harm to yourself or someone else. In some states you are allowed to protect your property, but not here.
You are likely to go to prison if you shoot and can't convince the police you were in fear for you life. From what I can tell as a volunteer at the local prison, you don't want to go there. I also carry a pistol all of the time and have a few shotguns around the house, but you are walking a fine line. If someone is in my house they are a threat, if they are snooping around my truck I might put a red dot on their chest, but shooting wouldn't be a good idea.
A jeweler who worked at a shop in our rural town used to wear his 9mm pistol, in plain site. Regardless of the fears of some, open carry has always been shown to be more of a deterrent than an invitation to an attack.Not me. There are people, places and times that doing just that will make you a target. It's cool and all along with making a great statement but it makes you stand out in a crowd... Do you often notice off duty LEO open carrying and displaying their badge?
Alpacas taste really good.
Maybe not that guy that dropped the gun at WalmartAbsolutely! Or for that matter anywhere that you're outside, and more vulnerable. But that's why everyone should have a carry permit, and carry ALL THE TIME, not just now.
First off, I know I'm speaking to (the choir) experienced people here.
In recent weeks in the Salem/Keizer area many residents with outdoor motion activated cameras are seeing an increase with groups of teenagers walking the streets in at O' dark thirty attempting to break into cars while others are attempting to obtain entrance into houses and apartments. In some cases this happens in the day time and have been confronted and when so act tough, stand there are stare at you. No virus we can get up close and personal, not with a virus and if they are not a present threat the firearm can not be drawn.
As times get worst with unemployment increasing and the average person or family in general have no monetary resources (cash) or food stashes they will seek out what those who "have" to steal from doing whatever it takes.
I'm never without a holstered firearm in my house with long guns at appropriate locations to defend my home. Not worried about what happens when leaving home as I'm currently working from home. Only concern is when sleeping at night.
With that said, what are your plans for when people are scavenging with the intent of unlawful entry and possibly bodily harm?
The primary point of the dog is not to scare the bad guy away. It's to alert me so I can take care of the problem. If the bark scares them away, great.No dog?
Get a snarling recording of a really P.O.'d big, vicious sounding dog going bonkers.
Play it loud when you get the be-jesus scared out of you!
Nice Doggy.