Night Ops

You're from NSW, Xan? If you're ever in Melbourne bro...

I'm new to this site but a seasoned adventurer. Expertise in climbing, stealth, resourcefulness, creative/amusing ideas, leadership and ninja know-how. I'm up when the moon is and gone when the sun rises. I once ate a doughnut from a building site fridge and left a note in it's place with a name fr...

I'm a student ATM and usually I carry around a barebones opping kit (lighter, mini torch, swiss army knife two lockpicks, small screwdriver and a heavy duty card) every day, apart from the usual (wallet, thumb drive, phone, MP3 player) I also usually carry a deck of cards with me, (I can throw them ...

I read, on totse I think, that you can scatter some really strong spices (as disgustingly smelly as possible, ammonium, paprika etc.) around and if the dog takes a good whiff, his sense of smell should be temporarily ruined. Seems like it could work, If anyone can test or confirm this, It'd be a nic...

If you're still looking for places, I used to hide some gear on the roof of a local school. I left some random shit, hammers and crowbars in a bag for a few months. Went back to check occasionally, never was moved. Now I hide some of my more incriminating gear there.If you're going to do this, just ...

From a new op's perspective, sounds like a good idea.

If your eyes are really strained (mine get strained really easily when I look through binoculars, or at far away things, or general night vision). I learned a good technique when I went the optometrist last. squeeze your eyes shut, and flex as many muscles as hard as you can, it should relieve the s...

I might make one of my beginner ops to try out the dog-whistle idea. I'll go around to all the dogs nearby and see how many it quietens, how many bark etc. while keeping a safeish distance from the house, and somewhere where I can book it if necessary. If we know the chances of it working it might s...