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Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:23 pm
by karder
stroguy wrote:Not that I am going to shoot a Tom but the sound of my 870 chambering a round should turn the control of the field to me.
A backside full of bird shot should encourage him to peep elsewhere. Wait, that would be frontier justice and frowned upon in our civilized society. Disregard that foolish comment.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:25 pm
by snatchel
speedsix wrote:...I love all you radical hearts...and I are one...I'm one to grab the light and hit the yard, too...my dogs would just sniff him to see where he'd been and wait for a treat...in my opinion, a Peeping Tom is a rapist looking for an opportunity...and should be dealt with accordingly...
This. I'm not going to let someone on do my wrong on
my property, and just wait till the police get there. It's not in my personality. It's not what I was trained to do. A lot of folks dont think you should venture out when there is no immediate threat to you or your family for safety reasons.. and that is fine. I just see things differently.
Odds are heavily in my favor that 6 years of SWCC has me better trained and tactically sound than your average thug. Chances are equally in my favor that I am better armed. I know the terrain better. If I survived heavy fighting in Afghanistan, and relatively heavy fighting in the streets of Iraq only to be smoked by some creep snooping around my house in the middle of the night, I'll accept that as Gods' will. I'm insured, and have relatively good life insurance so my wife will be able to live comfy
As far as turning Brody, the German Shorthaired loose... well, he woudn't do a whole lot. My Ridgeback would have been a different story, but he has been waiting up in Heaven for me since October. I think it's time to get a Rocky the Ridgeback JR....
Karder- I acquired 60 oleoresin capsicum rounds for my paintball gun today from a buddy of mine who works for the Sheriff's Dept. I figured Rock Salt 12 Guage rounds would also be frowned upon :(
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:52 pm
by speedsix
...at close range, that rock salt might do more than just burn!!!...
...If it were me doing the peeping, and you fired OC and hit me, you might as well have used buckshot...it'd trigger an asthma attack I might not survive...one of the many reasons I don't Peep or do anything else that might warrant me being covered with that stuff...
...I don't go looking for trouble, but if you bring it to me, ESPECIALLY at home...I'll be the first wasp off the nest!!!

Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:59 pm
by eureka40
speedsix wrote:...at close range, that rock salt might do more than just burn!!!...
...If it were me doing the peeping, and you fired OC and hit me, you might as well have used buckshot...it'd trigger an asthma attack I might not survive...one of the many reasons I don't Peep or do anything else that might warrant me being covered with that stuff...
...I don't go looking for trouble, but if you bring it to me, ESPECIALLY at home...I'll be the first wasp off the nest!!!

"I'll be the first wasp off the nest!!! "
That's awesome! Can I please steal that line?

Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:27 pm
by Oldgringo
Everybody keeps refering to "him". Since no one has see the peeper, how do y'all know it's a "him". Looks/sounds like a little bit of sexist profiling goin' on here? Girls like to look too, don't they?
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:36 pm
by gemini
snatchel wrote: .....So my mission for the day: Infrared Game Cameras. Gonna by 4 of them... one for each side of my house, and 2 for my neighbor. He has 3 teenage daughters and said that they saw him last friday creeping by one of his daughters bedroom windows. I need reccomendations on GOOD, STURDY, CLEAR cameras guys.
I use a Bushnell Bone Collector (Model # 119445) to cover my driveway. Runs on AA's, SD Card, 45' IR distance / night time. Clear pics day or night.
Also will shoot video, can set frame/shot speed etc. Mounted high in tree aimed at cars in drive, but also catches partial sidewalk and street view.
The longest I've let it run is 2 1/2 weeks. That's a lot of pics to look through! Still had battery power left.
Maybe this will help until you can install a DVR/camera system. Good luck.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:00 pm
by johnson0317
Oldgringo wrote:Everybody keeps refering to "him". Since no one has see the peeper, how do y'all know it's a "him". Looks/sounds like a little bit of sexist profiling goin' on here? Girls like to look too, don't they?
No, I really think it is more of a guy thing.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:44 pm
by texas-sig
been thinking of getting this one. not bad for the price. just need to see it hooked up and working. has good reviews too.
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Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:08 am
by stripesace
I've seen and replaced many different types of cameras and DVRs. DIY kits are fine and work, sometimes, but i think when it's time for a critical picture, you'll be left disappointed. Eureka quoted some specs and linked to a good camera. You want to look for True Day/Night capabilities.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:27 am
by strider67
snatchel wrote:
This. I'm not going to let someone on do my wrong on
my property, and just wait till the police get there. It's not in my personality. It's not what I was trained to do. A lot of folks dont think you should venture out when there is no immediate threat to you or your family for safety reasons.. and that is fine. I just see things differently.
Odds are heavily in my favor that 6 years of SWCC has me better trained and tactically sound than your average thug. Chances are equally in my favor that I am better armed. I know the terrain better. If I survived heavy fighting in Afghanistan, and relatively heavy fighting in the streets of Iraq only to be smoked by some creep snooping around my house in the middle of the night, I'll accept that as Gods' will. I'm insured, and have relatively good life insurance so my wife will be able to live comfy
I feel confident that you have the qualifications to exit your house and pursue...I would be yelling "Call 911!" on my way out...
And sorry about your Ridgeback.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 6:46 am
by Carry-a-Kimber
Oldgringo wrote:Everybody keeps refering to "him". Since no one has see the peeper, how do y'all know it's a "him". Looks/sounds like a little bit of sexist profiling goin' on here? Girls like to look too, don't they?
Oldgrino, you're alright by me.
OT, we had the two potted plants on our stoop stolen twice (the second set weighed over 100 lbs per pot) so I put up one of
these before buying new pots and plants. Takes very clear color photos during the day and black and whites at night.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 9:12 am
by jimlongley
speedsix wrote:one of the many reasons I don't Peep or do anything else that might warrant me being covered with that stuff...
Exactly!
A newspaper columnist (hard to type that without making "communist" out of it) for the Albany New York Times Union, many years ago, by the name of Barney Fowler, was very conservative in his views, also somewhat of a rarity amongst newspaper people anymore, and used to do regular pieces on HIS plan for: if not reducing crime, at least reducing the impact and expense.
Barney (I got to call him by his first name because he was my father in law's cousin) championed criminals being required to register their jobs, just like everyone else, and having to carry all of the same insurances, and pay into SSI, and so on, just like any other small business.
AND, it was his idea that each and every criminal should be made to sign a form that they were aware of the occupational hazards, including injury and possibly death, and that anyone who injured or killed them would not be held responsible because it was, after all, the criminal's chosen profession that resulted in the injury.
I can't really imagine such a law making it through most any legislature, but one can dream.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 10:50 am
by mamabearCali
Sorry about your ridgeback. It is hard to lose a beloved dog. As for shooting his eyes out--a bit messy for my tastes. Now a few air gun shots to the posterior would not go amiss. But I have to agree that it is hard to know if it is a peeping tom or a rapists waiting for an opportunity--so that is a problem and it needs to be dealt with.
Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:14 pm
by PUCKER
I solved the problem of peeping toms years ago...I just wear my skivvies or less when at home (mental image - Chris Farley in the SNL Chippendale's skit with Patrick Swaze) ...I've only found two dead toms outside my window so far...most just shreak and run off, screaming something like "my eyes, my eyes!"

Re: Peeping Tom Last Night/Reccomendations needed.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:51 pm
by Dragonfighter
snatchel wrote:speedsix wrote:...I love all you radical hearts...and I are one...I'm one to grab the light and hit the yard, too...my dogs would just sniff him to see where he'd been and wait for a treat...in my opinion, a Peeping Tom is a rapist looking for an opportunity...and should be dealt with accordingly...
Karder- I acquired 60 oleoresin capsicum rounds for my paintball gun today from a buddy of mine who works for the Sheriff's Dept. I figured Rock Salt 12 Guage rounds would also be frowned upon :(
Not to mention it fouls the barrel. I am with Speedsix and those of like mind, you come creeping around my house and you'll wish the cops had been called first.