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Posted by the tractor vet on September 10, 2006 at 08:37:35 from (75.24.9.60):
In Reply to: Theives posted by Gorilla on September 09, 2006 at 08:44:17:
AH heck just build yourself a LARGE LIVE TRAP and bait it inside the barn when the theives walk in the trip the trap and it slams shut and there is no way for them to open it or have any way to cut themselfs out of it , and ok so its a couple days before ya find them . Back years ago i had a problem sorta like that and the rumor got around that there was this deranged Viet Nahm vet running around in camos armed with a machine gun and would shot first even got rid of the hard core druggys that thought that they could plant there CASH crop with mine 380 rounds of 5.56 got the message across to them. Just call it VARMET hunting.
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