3 Things to NEVER Do During a Home Invasion

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As our Grandmother often said: “People are crazy!” With an estimated 2.5 million home invasions every year here in the USA, we can pretty much state Grandma was not wrong and we need to protect what is ours and do it with every legal means possible!

As bad as it is now we find ourselves looking into the future, after a worldwide SHTF scenario, and we know home invasions will just get worse! People, even those who thought they were well prepared, will become impulsive.

Sometimes we think those who have prepped with weapons might be some of the worst offenders when it comes to supplies and running out. How often have we heard the phrase: “Every man for himself!”? That is frightening coming from any neighbor but especially if they have a stockpile of weapons.

We do not like to sound paranoid but if you do not think you will become a target, with your well-provisioned pantry, you have another think coming. We cannot stress how important it is to keep quiet about what you have stored. You may want to use it as a teaching tool for others but that could come back to bite you in the butt!

Take a moment to think about that then go on over to the next page and read up on the three (3) things you and your family should never do during a home invasion. Remember, preparation also means the safety and security of you home too!

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26 Comments

  1. Joe Fox said:

    Enter through a window, caus there might be a board with nails sticking up on the other side…

  2. Connie Herrin said:

    Keep in mind, if thieves do not get everything they want the first time, they will come back.

  3. Mark Uplinger said:

    Come on in. My two German Shepards want to play and while you’re getting your$#%&!@*gnawed off I’ll grab my 357

  4. Axel Knobbe said:

    During a home invasion police will be called – after we called the ambulance and/or coroner.

  5. Anonymous said:

    I’ll save youfrom the click bait…

    Don’t be PASSIVE or NAIVE. Dont UNDERESTIMATE.

  6. Scott A Meyer said:

    I just say LUNCH TIME, with 400 pounds of dogs the bill is a little high sometimes

  7. Andrew Bunnell said:

    Step one, Retrieve firearm. Step two, kill intruder. Step three, call police to remove dead criminal, Step four, clean mess, step five, go back to bed.

  8. Adam Pettus said:

    I heard pigs arrest you if you kill the intruder regardless of what went down.

  9. Andrew Bunnell said:

    Adam Pettus depends on your states laws and the specifics of the break in. Are they armed? Are the attacking you? Are they fleeing. Etc.. im just trolling

  10. Bill Westoven said:

    Place it in a hog pen, out in the woods inhabited by bear, or in back yard of an enemy. Lol

  11. Michael McCurdy said:

    My oldest brother lived in the last of a row of four, single-story apartments. A burglar broke in each of the first three apartments, one after the other in sequential order in as many nights (that alone is pretty stupid). My brother and his roommate decided to have some fun so, they hid in the darkness of their apartment with a shotgun and left the back bedroom window slightly cracked open. They were in the bedroom, in total darkness, as the perp started climbing in. They waited until they could kind of see that he had one leg inside and that’s when my brother racked his shotgun. The guy took of as fast as he could and never returned. Here in Florida though, they could’ve shot him under our Castle Laws.

  12. Craig Small said:

    Stop clickbait
    1 don’t be passive
    2 don’t be naive
    3 do t underestimate

  13. John G. Bailey said:

    If he is already dead call the cleaners. If they wont do it do some research.

  14. Melvin Kerr said:

    Zombie apocalypse fanatic can’t own a firearm have a damn good machete though come on Inn

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