What do you do when a Pikey drives on the yard?

[unlacedgecko]

Apparently it's a big thing in Texas too. I used to correspond with a Welsh spaniel trainer who'd moved to Texas and was into pig hunting big time. Done on quads with pit bull crosses.

It's very big in most southern states. But I'd rather move to Oz. Better farming opportunities.

 

[simon-0116]

Maybe he likes to know his vehicle is roadworthy (at time of test) but doesn't like paying tax [emoji38]
It does make you wonder about all these "supposed" ANPR cameras though

Some anpr only pick up cars they are looking for . Legit vechile are not monitored. That's what plod said when I told them reg time person and time went past incident under anpr.

 

[itsalwaysme]

Although they wouldn't be "legit" if not taxed or insured etc, but I know what you mean. It's a bit like you're only a criminal when you're caught
Edit
I meant to quote @simon-0116 's post above

 

[Puff]

My house is pretty remote and whilst not a farm per se and having the name of the property clearly visible at the entrance, in the last year have had a number of dodgy looking vehicles come down the long drive into the yard, turn round and b off again. Must be something to do with the obvious cameras/alarm...

Or lack of scrap metal lying around?

FWIW I get immediate notifications when this happens, so watch it unfold on my phone.