GET OFF MY LAWN: Suburban Defense Starts with Keeping Intruders Off Your Property

Posted on 16 November 2021 by The Tactical Hermit

GET OFF MY LAWN: Suburban Defense Starts with Keeping Intruders Off Your Property

For all my readers out there who reside in a big city or in the sprawl of suburbia, this is a really well done primer on Defending your Castle!

If 2020 and 2021 taught us anything it is that Rioting and Civil Unrest can escalate quickly and Law Enforcement are not going to save YOU nor your PROPERTY from Destruction!

I recommend going back and watching this short video about Terrain Baptism, or familiarzing yourself with the surrounding terrain in your AO.

Remember: You have Home Field Advantage, USE IT!

Stay Alert, Armed and Dangerous!

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