Security ideas for a WROL situation pertaining to your perimeter.

Some easy things to do to enhance your security during a worse case situation. Some you can do now and some that your can do after the situation gets worse. Most dealing with perimeter security.

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• southernprepper1
• retreat
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• shtf
• without rule or law

[Belushi32]

I really dig your videos. But when you said that your security is in place to make the bad guys go to the neighbor's instead made me glad I'm not your neighbor. I could just see it now, "hey guys this place looks tough to get into...but the neighbor doesn't even have a fence around his land! Let's go!" & thus I have to deal with a threat to my family & potentially engage in fire with a group of thug raiders. I hope you would at least come lend a hand after you hear the shots.

[southernprepper1]

@Belushi32 if you have watched my videos you would know this answer. Community community community community

[Alpineprepper]

If I could make a suggestion, plant another two sections of phone poles in the ground a little higher so if they hit it with a vehicle, it will hold it a bit longer. I like the idea with beoken glass, i'd put broken glass in roofing tar and paint the tops of the pole and cap it off so when it hits just remove the caps off. I'm a huge fan, great stuff. Merry Christmas and God bless.

[southernprepper1]

@Alpineprepper Yes that will keep it from getting knocked down if a vehicle hits it. I will add them after the fact because I think it will make the wife look a little cross at me so it will have to happen later.

[ReFLeXSNiPE]

cant they just drive through the fencing instead of the gate? o.o

[SWEJEHTKCUF]

nigger prof your homes white people the end is near

[Patriot4TheTree]

I am preparing to use Vlad Tepes' tactics. I have sharpened many long wooden poles and have them stacked. Nothing says go away like a man screaming on a pole with his rectum coming out through his clavicle. Seriously though...thanks for the ideas.

[sonofsam717]

@Belushi32 Well that sounds pretty good. Maybe you can get a little more creative with the trees once you drop them. At least you will be safer than most. I'm in the city (Brooklyn, NY) and I plan to buy a couple of acres upstate or in another state entirely.

[Belushi32]

@sonofsam717 Problem: I don't have the several thousand dollars to fence in my entire acreage. I also doubt my neighbor would have that much extra fencing to loan out. As well as my family steadfast refusal to allow a fortification process. Luckily it is steep & rough terrain. I plan on dropping a few trees over the road to keep vehicles out when/if the time comes. I did build an OP on the rock formation overlooking the road, but that's the extent that I can do currently.

[LatigidGolana]

@southernprepper1 AMEN!

[sonofsam717]

@Belushi32 HINT: You see your neighbor fortifying......you fortify and ask a ton of questions. If you see this and take no action then you are just asking to be a victim.

[Mosparx78]

Good tips on the Farm Gate security! I have one just like it at my farm. However, instead of using new barbed wire, I repurposed some old stuff that we tore down recently. If someone sees RUSTY old barb wire, they are doubly not going to want to mess with it. Thanks for the good video, Bro!

[skateboarding1818]

@southernprepper1 I really like you ideas you are the most badass prepper on youtube lol and weren't you guys on dommsday preppers?

[blablupp77]

Using a ladder:

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