Privacy fence?

Cell cam and a 30-06

Had multiple run-ins with a peeping tom. Pulled a knife on him the first time and he took off running to his car, but he was too old to outrun me. I got pictures of him and his vehicle/plates. I called the cops and they said they couldn't do anything without catching him themselves. I guess the police felt bad for us, because after the 3rd encounter they gave me his personal info.

I recently picked up some solar motion detector lights from Amazon. When it is dark, they stay on but dim until motion is detected, then they get very bright. I am very happy with them and they were les than $20 each. I tested one out in front and since then have purchased several more that will be placed all around our house.

Moosetrot

Trip wire connected to a claymore should do the job. There should be a warning on which way to point toward the enemy. I had an instance with a trespasser and called the law. First question they asked was if my property line was posted. It is now.

Landscaping can be a big help. Rose bushes(thorns), poison ivy, poison oak and such can make life miserable for the (this word is unacceptable on trapperman.com) and all is well within the law so they can't come back at you.

This!

Extended range driveway alarms placed at pinch points and at travel corridors are really helpful. An early warning gives you options.

Plant Barberry Bushes.

A big protective dog, like a Kangal, will stop a peeping tom and a lot of other problems.




My Kangal, Thor.

I need to take some new pictures. Thor is a lot bigger now. Thor is 6'6" on his back legs and around 240 pounds.
Keith

is concertina wire "habitat modification?

Perimeter marking and/or fencing are first priority. If there is no fence, he/she is just walking around and lost.
Booby traps will put you at fault, possibly in jail.
In some places a bad dog puts the liability on you.
cell phone operated cameras might be the best safest option

If they or it is coming to such a designated spot you think you could set a 330 there are several camera, motion light options etc. that could work much better than a trap. The one bad thing about motion lights is you may have lots of activity that will set them off. Trail cam with video that can be shown to law enforcement would a good choice in my opinion.

Bryce

Cover the bushes they hide in with some type of long call lure like skunky Backbreaker

Man traps will get sued or locked up pretty quick a slick lawyer can make the guy a victim real easy and you the bad guy!

locust trees --- worked on the neighbor kids with there motorcycles.

Red Rider BB gun. Stings

Privacy fence.

Or if your worried about someone watching your sister and her “girlfriend” in a hot tub, tell them to stop using it until they get a privacy fence.

If the property that the person is watching from is not hers, there is not much that can be done.

Last thing you want to do is set a trap where the person gets hurt. I read an article once where a man was tired of repeatedly having his home broken into. He sets a boobytrap, thief gets hurt and sues the homeowner.

Dog that size at least trespassers will sink to their ankle in dog crap when they step in it.

Cactus patches and obviously Thor^^^^^^^