I feel like they're trying to steal my truck

Yeah, that's my fear with a softopper, especially if it's far from camp. But when it is, it's just food I they will be able to take for the most part. Knock on wood haven't had issues yet.

 

So I am not sure if there is anything like this in your area. However I have a friend that trains dogs to guard businesses etc. Basically you pay him $XXX amount of money to have X number of dogs to have in your lot. I know most of his customers are businesses that are tired of people breaking into the store overnight. They usually pay like $25 per dog per night. It works very well!

 

Yeppers

 

Speaking of car theft, hope this ain't nobody here:

http://www.wjhg.com/content/news/Vehicle-stolen-after-keys-left-inside-426893351.html

 

http://www.ravelco.com/product.html
Look into these. These are pretty much a theft proof unless you have a flatbed.
Just don't lose the key they give you and you are good to go. I used these on my plumbing van after it was stolen. Kind of pricey but I think it's some of the best stuff out there.

 

You know back in the day they had the switch under the carpet. I completely forgot about those!

Thank you!

 

Yup - they are hitting Simsbury Avon Granby Bristol - I don't know what's going on

 

That's what I'm talking about. I have no issues using these two sabots attached to my wrists

 

No I'm in Connecticut

 

I have a rolling toolbox for my drills etc. and I had my golf clubs in there. Back in the closet everything goes

 

Motion sensor with a flood light and a high pitched screeching or dog barking sound will do the trick.

 

Make bird houses and stick the camera in them...we used this method and it worked beautifully

 

One of these works well.

 

Better to have the online switch to the fuel pump vs the battery. The latter is obvious that the battery is disconnected.


LOVE DOBES! Have them, rescue them and train them

 

Jeez, I got stress just reading this post. Sorry OP that this shit seems so regular around you.

Our dealership pulls all our Tundra fuel pump fuses, so the truck can't start if they try. A couple dealers in the towns over had a couple units taken, but we've been fortunate so far.

 

Sad thing is.... unless they get you - you don't know a thing

 

Sorry to hear your neighborhood is experience thieves. That's a frustrating experience for sure.

Here is what I did years ago on my first Tundra. I lived in an apartment at the time and break-ins became a big problem. So I installed trainhorns and had them tied into my alarm system. Twice I heard the train horns go off around 2-3am and the thieves didn't stick around at all. Plus all my neighbors neighbors neighbors would wake up and turn their lights on. lol Needless to say no theif could even stand next to my truck with those horns going off. This is also why I always have a Viper alarm with a pager and Viper iPhone app. I get notified immediately when my alarm goes off via my phone and my alarm 2way pager.