Alarm?

[Cunobelin]

Krank Alarm...


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[Ray]

I, too, can recommend pyracantha to repel intruders - and puncture footballs, penetrate leather gloves etc . . .

Will need a bit of patience until it's established, though. Trembler type alarms and security lights in the meantime?

[RickH]

Gooseberry bushes can have quite viscous spikes on them. They also have the advantage of producing a tasty crop.

[nez]

Krank Alarm...


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That can't be legal, surely

[Mick F]

Gooseberry bushes can have quite viscous spikes on them. They also have the advantage of producing a tasty crop.

I was found under a gooseberry bush ................. or so my mum and dad told me.

[nez]

Note from wife. "Why don't you put the alarmed padlock on the gate?" Hmmm. That would be much too simple for me.

[Cunobelin]

Krank Alarm...


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That can't be legal, surely

As purchased and used as a "Pest Deterrent" they are legal

They become illegal if you modify them, or use shotgun cartridges.

[MikeF]

In addition to anything else, you may consider what might be termed a passive alarm. Gravel is an example of what I mean. If you are trying to tip-toe about, nothing makes more racket than a gravel path. Depending on what type of boundaries you have, consider topping them with some sort of trellis with thorny bushes: strong enough to resist removal but not strong enough to support anybody climbing.

Glass milk bottle(s) might be another.

[PJ520]

Gooseberry bushes can have quite viscous spikes on them. They also have the advantage of producing a tasty crop.

I was found under a gooseberry bush ................. or so my mum and dad told me.

Is that why you're so prickly Mick?