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<blockquote data-quote="GnometownHero" data-source="post: 3833938" data-attributes="member: 47828"><p>Had a long talk with a dear friend who farms in Garfièld county about security problems she faces. Someone is setting arson fires to hay supplies, cattle rustling is happening more. A guy just got busted taking stolen beef to the new Hennessey processor.</p><p> Everything from thieves draining your hydraulic fluid out of Ag equipment, stealing diesel anďgas out of trucks and equipment, stealing equipment or stripping parts, hydraulic hoses, implement parts,tires, fence materials, etc.</p><p>She is worried about being kidnapped or home invasion since she runs a good sized operation.</p><p>She has a 38 special she carries and a 9mm carbine with a red dot in her vehicle. I suggested a 9mm handgun that shares mags wìh her carbine would be a good idea.</p><p>I encouraged her to look at a .357 lever gun since she has a 38 pistol. I offered to build her a light weight AR in 7.62x39 or 300 Blackout or a tactical 12ga. She is a fairly small lady so keeping a weapon in a decent size and weight. </p><p>I told her to routinely write down vehicle descriptions and tag # of anyone suspicious around her farms. She has web camera security on her home place. I told her to get some cellular game cameras for her other farm properties too.</p><p>I am going to go do a range day with her, give her some tactical lessons and see if I can help her tighten up security on her operation.</p><p>I fear things will get worse as the Dems crash the country and city criminals fan out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GnometownHero, post: 3833938, member: 47828"] Had a long talk with a dear friend who farms in Garfièld county about security problems she faces. Someone is setting arson fires to hay supplies, cattle rustling is happening more. A guy just got busted taking stolen beef to the new Hennessey processor. Everything from thieves draining your hydraulic fluid out of Ag equipment, stealing diesel anďgas out of trucks and equipment, stealing equipment or stripping parts, hydraulic hoses, implement parts,tires, fence materials, etc. She is worried about being kidnapped or home invasion since she runs a good sized operation. She has a 38 special she carries and a 9mm carbine with a red dot in her vehicle. I suggested a 9mm handgun that shares mags wìh her carbine would be a good idea. I encouraged her to look at a .357 lever gun since she has a 38 pistol. I offered to build her a light weight AR in 7.62x39 or 300 Blackout or a tactical 12ga. She is a fairly small lady so keeping a weapon in a decent size and weight. I told her to routinely write down vehicle descriptions and tag # of anyone suspicious around her farms. She has web camera security on her home place. I told her to get some cellular game cameras for her other farm properties too. I am going to go do a range day with her, give her some tactical lessons and see if I can help her tighten up security on her operation. I fear things will get worse as the Dems crash the country and city criminals fan out. [/QUOTE]
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