That would have resulted in a visit from the local PD if he had done it to me. I can deal with threats to my life or property on an immediate basis, but this needs to be documented with the locals so when he escalates, they know who to look for.
That would have resulted in a visit from the local PD if he had done it to me. I can deal with threats to my life or property on an immediate basis, but this needs to be documented with the locals so when he escalates, they know who to look for.
So glad I don't live in suburbia. Even if a person has good neighbors, when they move away, there's no telling who will take their place. About to go clean the chicken house, my neighbors are the chickapoos - those little you know whos! Maybe I'll find a snakeez in there!
It was captured on camera and uploaded to the "cloud."
Priceless...
We live in Ponca City and used to be on the west side of town. We were ready to drop around $13 k into remodeling our kitchen and then it started. A young ahole moved in across the street. You know the kind that has his bass wide open just to back his car out of the driveway and park it on the street. He would also let his dog out at night to crap in my yard. Animal Control handled that one for me. He liked to rev his headers only race car up at 11:00pm also. I had words with him several times. So I told the wife " Not going to do the kitchen, we're moving." So we moved in a nice older hood on a dead end street and have never regretted it. We have a classroom for our SDA Classes and a large yard without anyone real close to us. I also have a gun room full of safes and my reloading gear. I hate change but, this one worked . Good luck to you Aviator41.
Yeah, that's right, let's blame it on the Californians. Because everyone in OK is nice and polite.
We moved from the noisy big city of Bixby to the quiet wonderful town of Coweta. We have 12 acres, and keep it looking like Woodward. Park. I walk into my backyard any time I want and shoot my shotgun...wearing only my underwear. Hey, that was what I wanted in our new place. My wife got what she wanted in the house. I got the yard, my shotgun and my underwear. No neighbors pay attention to us. 
Everyone is happy.
Everyone is happy.
We moved from the noisy big city of Bixby to the quiet wonderful town of Coweta. We have 12 acres, and keep it looking like Woodward. Park. I walk into my backyard any time I want and shoot my shotgun...wearing only my underwear. Hey, that was what I wanted in our new place. My wife got what she wanted in the house. I got the yard, my shotgun and my underwear. No neighbors pay attention to us.
My Minneapolis born Tulsa raised wife was already out here for 8 years before I got out here commuting to her office in Tulsa and hiding out in this small bedroom community to get away from it all. I went from an apartment loverlooking the Pacific ocean in San Francisco to a small cabin 7700 ft up in the Sierra Nevada mountains to a home just outside the Coweta city limits in a nice friendly residential area not far from a little bit of country acreage we own just down the road from our house serving as our play area for our bikes and ATVs, shooting, etc. It sure is nice and quiet out here, far enough away from town not to miss the city but close enough to everything I need when I want it. I sure miss the pace of life out here in Wagoner county when Im gone working. I cant wait to retire out here.
I think it would be well worth your while, you do not want some jackhole neighbor out there interfering with inspections, surveys etc when you are trying to sell your home. Believe me I've seen it happen more than once in real estate and they can screw deals.
Good point... if and when you decide to sell, just that neighbor walking through and looking like a jackhole will scare off potential buyers. Might be a good idea to plan an official survey sometime in the next year or two to make sure he knows what the limits of his property are, and then make known in no uncertain terms he is not to cross on to yours.
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