Most effective sign to keep People off farmland

[Brisel]

Never mind the dog if you see me coming at you at speed your fecked
View attachment 580902

The Face of Crimewatch

 

[Old Boar]

Blonde with PMT and no chocolate.
Be afraid. Be very afraid.

 

[Alicecow]

I got this free for taking away at the cycling centre.

I'm told it is not advised because it is an admission that my dogs could be dangerous.

So?

View attachment 580908

I think it can raise issues with insurance as well, and licensing of said dogs.

 

[Kidds]

I hope you are better at scaring people off than you are at electric fencing!

I just wet myself

 

[Landyman]

I just wet myself

Old age

 

[Dry Rot]

I think it can raise issues with insurance as well, and licensing of said dogs.

My dogs are kept as working dogs should be kept -- secure in the kennel unless with me and under my supervision. It is surprising how the awareness of dogs tends to discourage unwanted visitors -- which is exactly why I have them.

Yes, my insurers are aware that I have the dogs and my premiums are reduced accordingly. Having over 60 years experience of training all working breeds and an international reputation as a trainer probably helps.

 

[Bury the Trash]

Blonde with PMT and no chocolate.
Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Redhead would be better.....

 

[FIL46]

This gets my back right up this, there is plenty of public spaces to walk ramble, or what ever they want to call it. How would they like it if farmers were to rock up with a seat and sit in there back garden for the afternoon. We would be swiftly moved on. In my opinion it’s get to f&&k it’s my land I payed for it not you

 

[Kiwi Pete]

I sure wouldn't handle it..

I have found frequent "testing" of large calibre firearms to be remarkable in effect, the plonker who used to shortcut across the farm doesn't bother anymore!
*we don't have ROW laws here, other than riverbanks etc. and can't really say I'd welcome them, either.