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That's what I told him, but in court (to press charges) would it hold up?

Hey all. So I have a home security question for you. My father has a feeling one on the neighbors has been sneaking in his cottage home while he’s out to check on the work that my father is doing to the home/cottage. His hidden key has been moved two times now so he’s a bit concerned about someone being in his place. Nobody other than him knew this key was there (heck, I had no clue it was there too and I’m his son!). He has since moved the key to find it in a close but not the same spot situation. What is the best way (as a quick fix) for him to track and photograph this while he is out? Let’s say he’s got a budget of $400 just to get ideas as I have no clue what his real budget is. If it is one on the nosy neighbors can he use it to press trespassing charges? I told him to put up a sign at the gate stating “Property under video surveillance” to see if that helps too. Thoughts, ideas, anyone in the field willing to help? Thanks. Geoff

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well, there is that but I think all those hit's were from skeeter doing a refresh on the page to see if anyone read his report...

show us how it turns out too please.

no prob

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flex is right, the blade has to be flexible to cut nice as well as be sharp. Stomp? a Goby is not native so they are to be killed when caught (hence stomp)

http://youtu.be/j5-yKhDd64s

The knife needs to have flex in it to be good yes, that looks like a goby from the pic's so a Stomping you go!

When I find them, you can have them if you want. I think I left them at my folks place...

Scott, you are more then welcome to have a bag of 'smaller' tubes if you want (free) to test this out. it's the good old 'match the hatch' theory. if the lake you are fishing has jumbo craw's then you need a big tube and it they are onlt 2 to 2.5" then you use that size. I don't use tubes any more as there are other fish in the lake that I'm after...

wow, sorry for you loss Dan! you do know he will be with you every time you get in the boat and that is why your son will out fish you too, right?

tonights is English so you can tune in or wate for the French one. PS, I would have needed you there beside me Paul to tell me what the hell they were saying...

I missed my invite...

we don't speak of this post ever again...

same, good to see you back too....

again with all the quotes of the pics, it's rather annoying. just quote the text or pic you are speaking to.

Hey Ryan, is there a local sod farm around? I'd go there first and show and tell them your problems. You should be able to pick up everything you need (other then soil) for under $100.

Way to steel Dave's thunder Ryan!

Rainbow trout, Brown trout and Pacific salmon open all year Rouge River - City of Toronto between Hwy. 2 and Lake Ontario. Highland Creek - City of Toronto from the downstream edge of the Hwy. 2 (Kingston Road) bridge to Lake Ontario.

OH, ME LIKEY!!! You get boat parking/storage too then...

I find aeration helps followed by a lot of soil and seed. get a good brand of seed and fertilizer. the higher the 1st # is means greener as it is the nitrogen (I think). Weeds, get a spray and soak the hell out of them and hope you don't get your grass as it will kill it too if you do.

nice shootin guys

My stage name is "Jack Hammer" but I'm also a headhunter for IT people.