Thread: Disguising a safe, any ideas?

Dogs get poisoned all the time.Two of ours were,luckily they just never got to the other 6.
And if they find reloading gear or suspect there is a firearms safe in the house they will keep looking till they find it. Safes hidden behind cabinets/mirrors are not exactly unknown these days.In the city making noise might be an issue but out here rurally if no one is home they could make all the noise they wanted to.

Over the past 2 years alone we have had 2 quads nicked at different times,hundreds of litres of diesel gone,chainsaws,wet weather gear,boat engine and a tandem trailer loaded up with our firewood, but im determined they will not get my hunting gear.We now have a decoy diesel tank full of water for thieves to help themselves,so why not a decoy safe as well for them to find and some old gear just might satisfy them.


Often thought, if I get into reloading, to have some handy squib loads for them to find as well to bugger anything they fire them in.