take a bunch of loose twigs and tree branches and cover the trailer when you'll be gone for long periods of time so that no one notices it's there unless they start moving aside the brush, by the amount of time that takes them to do you should be back and can use the stand-your-ground laws to immobilize them into law enforcement arrives.
Build a garage for it. Use camo netting and try and hide it in a natural dip in the ground. And lock it. Stick a mobile phone tracker in it just in case.
You can buy a device to lock over the tow hitch and/or fit a good wheel clamp.
Remove the wheels.
sell the land...what the fuc-Hk ya going to do out there
I own a large piece of land in Indiana and it is off the grid. My wife and I are considering leaving an RV or a small trailer on the property for when we go out for some recreational time. My concern is... what can I do to keep someone from rolling up, hooking up the trailer, and driving off with everything? Since there won't be electricity to the property and no neighbors in sight, what kind of security system could I put in place? I will be out to the property maybe once or twice a week and that will be mostly on weekends.
